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Just the other day I read a story about how a chap got his account
banned simply for buying World of Warcraft gold. A scary story indeed,
though I do wonder if it is a real story. I have bought gold in the
past and have known others who have as well with no problems. With all
the on-going account bans, however, buying WoW gold may very well now
be a hazardous activity.
It's no secret that in the past people who bought cheap WoW gold from
sellers that used duping had their accounts banned. It was a simple
matter for Blizzard to track the duped gold. However, WoW gold bought
from "safe" businesses which got their gold from the mundane yet
effective method of paying people to grind 24 hours a day was pretty
much always a safe bet. Perhaps it is not so any more.
So what do I do if I really want to buy some WoW gold without risking
my account? There is a way to "launder" the gold in a way that Blizzard
has not yet begun tracking or is not able to track for whatever reason
(it's doubtful they actually CAN'T track it). I've outlined it below:
1. Have an alternate account. This is crucial as it will be your
ban-shield. How you get it is your own business, but remember: do not
use a friend's account unless they don't care if it is banned and
scamming accounts is just plain wrong - don't do it. That being said,
you can go out and buy the base WoW game for $20 and just consider that
a gold-buying tax.
2. Create a level one character on your alternate account and run it to
the nearest city with a mailbox and an auction house. When you purchase
your gold, have it sent to this character.
3. Log into your main account and create another throw-away level one
character and run to the nearest auction house. Now create an auction
for something like your basic starter chest piece for the amount of
gold you bought.
4. Log back into your alternate account and using the gold you bought,
buyout your main account's auction. Now logout and delete the alternate
character.
5. Login to your main account's throw-away character, collect the gold
and mail it to your real main. Now logout and delete the throw-away
character.
Note: Blizzard will definitely make the effort to track you if you post
auctions with exhorbitent buyouts, such as a kobold candle for 5,000
gold. If you want to buy more than 500 gold, split up your auctions to
attract less attention.
Also remember that this is not a full-proof scheme - Blizzard IS the
matrix, so-to-speak, so they CAN track anything occurring in-game they
want, no matter how hard you attempt to obfuscate your trail.
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About the Author
Pacabol Fortuente is the writer of two World of Warcraft blogs, Free WoW Leveling Guide and The Best WoW Gold Guide,
which cover a wide range of World of Warcraft related subjects like how
to farm cheap WoW Gold, level your warrior by grinding or exploit the
auction house. This article first appeared in the Best WoW Gold Guide.
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