This is for all the WoW addict's loved ones. There are ways to stop your loved one from playing WoW. This is a site that you should use to contact the WoW account team: http://us.blizzard.com/support/article.xml?articleId=21500&categoryId=26...
You can email them and ask them to stop your loved one's account. Another way is to install a key logger on the computer. I am sure many of you haven't heard of this before and if you did, i hope you are using this idea. Install the key logger onto the computer that your loved one uses and this will allow you to know the account name and password. The final straw is to cancel internet and use dial-up. I hope this works for many of you. I highly suggest using the key logger because it is the best way to find out the account name and password.
For All WoW Addict's Parents
December 26, 2007 - 2:31am
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For All WoW Addict's Parents
Obtaining the username and password is an excellent start to relief from the pressure of that the addict shares with their loved ones. But the disease of addiction is cunning and there will always be the addict who is cunning enough to get around this measure. Key loggers, while accessing the user name and password, will garner much more than you may bargain for, information which will have the potential to ruin any remaining trust your loved one has in you. Please look at some of the other posts here for suggestons on how to deal with the addiction, not the addict.
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