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V0iD Issues a warning to all Runescape users

Posted on July 24, 2011 by Lee J

Last few posts have been about the Runescape leaks, it would seem the leak has annoyed its fair share of people and most likely as a result the leak has been removed from pastebin. V0iD has issued a statement via pastebin about this. In the statement it says that all RuneScape users better get ready to be owned. Full statement

—> [email protected] —> facebook.com/v0id.hacker ——————————–>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>——————————————————————- Hi there! The name is V0iD. I DO NOT WORK FOR #ANTISEC , #LULZSEC or #ANONYMOUS !!! So I dumped BIG TIME!!! Runescape accounts. But now some tard took them away (just like my Toshiba Hack) O H N O !!! >_ Just due to this I will DUMP ALL USERS!! MUHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!! >_ If you fight against me…It will just get worst.. —> RUNESCAPEFAGS GET READY TO BE PWN3D !!!!! // V0iD


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