Just a heads-up for the privacy-minded, since I didn't see this anywhere:
WoW does not yet support battletags, so if you add someone's battletag to your friendslist while you're in WoW, it will link you via RealID instead.A guildie of mine discovered this by accident yesterday when he was in WoW and added a mutual friend's battletag to his list,
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If your account ever becomes compromised, you are required to provide proof of ownership of the account, which includes things like ID. If you have a fake name on your account, you cannot prove it is yours and you may not get your account back.
Unless it's an account you legitimately do not care about, never put fake names on your Battle.net account!
My apologies if I misread your comment and you meant changing your battletag username instead. Shortly before D3 released, they flagged all accounts as able to rename their battletag if desired and shortly after D3 released, they did it again. You probably used that free rename token or whatever, they'll be offering a paid change in the future if I remember correctly. However, if you're really concerned, it might be worth a call to Blizz to try and sort it out due to privacy concerns.
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tbh i feel like that's BS and battletags were put together when people pointed out how horrible and invasive realid is. it blows my mind how short-sighted this company is. like... did they legitimately think people would only want to add people they knew IRL? i only have four IRL friends who play. get your shit together, blizz. honestly. -_-
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So if you have D3, add the battletag through the D3 interface instead for the time being to have it work properly.
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