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In today¡¯s day and age, credit card frauds have become commonplace on the Internet. However, certain web sites tend to be centers of such malicious activity. One such hub seems to be the World of Warcraft. Major UK bank Halifax Bank of Scotland has reportedly stopped automatic payments to the game¡¯s publisher Blizzard Entertainment.

This move was prompted by frequent use of stolen credit cards to pay for World of Warcraft subscriptions.

The Halifax Bank of Scotland said in a statement that its decision to block payments was not a reflection of the integrity of Blizzard or its billing systems. Rather, it has to do with the site¡¯s users who are using stolen card details to pay for their subscriptions.

¡°We have seen a significant number of fraudulent transactions through Blizzard¡¯s gaming sites. We have, therefore, blocked the majority of Visa/Mastercard transactions we receive from there in order to combat this,¡± a statement from the bank said.

¡° If a customer does want to subscribe to a game site operated by Blizzard, using a Halifax or Bank of Scotland credit card, we can arrange for the payments to be processed for them if they contact us,¡± the bank said in a statement.

As of now, a spokeperson for the Halifax bank refused to divulge on how many organizations were also blocklisted, explaining that details of its anti-fraud systems work is very confidential.

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