Warcraft

Hello Everyone,
I am new to this forum. I only became acquainted with the online gambling about a couple of months ago. I am not really a big gambler but I have a question about an incident that happened to me this January 2007. I had played at MummysGold Casino in December. I won a little something. There was a little confusion with my withdrawal but eventually I received my money by check. In January they said that I should play at their sister casino RubyFortune Casino. They had a special bonus play $750.00 for 1hr. You know the ones where you have to make so many bets within an hour etc...Well I tried 3times on the same day to play this casino but their software did not work properly on my computer. I have a pretty good computer too. During these problems I did register with the casino. During registration I gave my credit card information but didn't make a deposit. I just gave it to register as a real player. I have the 3 e-mails also to prove that I tried exactly 3 times to play with this casino. Well I just so happened to check my credit card status and come to find out on this exact same date 3 times 19.99euro was charged to my credit card for World of War Craft Vell2Y NLD. I have no idea what this is!

I contacted my credit card company and they reimbursed the money to me while they investigate. I am suspicious of the RubyFortuneCasino. What do you guys think about this? Thanks
I think World of Warcraft is one of those multi-player internet role playing games. There are charges to take part, and the three charges would probably relate to your card being used for this.
It is a terrible coincidence that you tried to play three times, and had problems, and found three matching transactions on the credit card.
It is well worth checking your PC for malware. "AdAware" and "Spybot Search & Destroy" are a good start, and should find most keyloggers and tracking programmes (both are free). A free virus scan can be performed at the "Panda" website.
I have found from bitter experience that the main source of these problems are the niche sites, such as those that deal with anime, and, you guessed it, role play gaming! (I have a nephew into both of these, who after a three day visit managed to load my PC with 300+ assorted malware files & cookies

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The ultimate solution is to reformat the hard drive and reinstall the OS, and be careful of the backed up data in case the malware sneaks back in again.