Anyway to transfer gold from alliance to horde? (30k)

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Originally Posted by 'Anahka',index.php?page=Thread&postID=103395#post1 03395

Neutral AH takes a 15% cut iirc.

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Will pay twice that much, some is better than nothing ;)

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Originally Posted by 'zanthor',index.php?page=Thread&postID=103383#post 103383

I'd be interested to see where thats illegal confirmed by a blue. As long as you own both accounts I really don't think they would have a problem with it. People do the same sort of thing with server transfers all the time and don't get banned...

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I was under the impression that a character in a server transfer is limited to 300 gold cash.

I think transferring 30K gold, however you do it, is a good way to get an investigation if not a ban.

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Originally Posted by 'RobinGBrown',index.php?page=Thread&postID=103401# post103401

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Originally Posted by 'zanthor',index.php?page=Thread&postID=103383#post 103383

I'd be interested to see where thats illegal confirmed by a blue. As long as you own both accounts I really don't think they would have a problem with it. People do the same sort of thing with server transfers all the time and don't get banned...

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I was under the impression that a character in a server transfer is limited to 300 gold cash.

I think transferring 30K gold, however you do it, is a good way to get an investigation if not a ban.

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The transfer limit (from one server to another) is 10.000 - not going to transfer more than 5-8k at first anyway.

Why not simply park your Alliance and Horde alts by the neutral AH and make a ticket. Ask if its illigal when the GM shows up. And if he says no put the worthless item up for the amount and buy it.

That way you will have a transcript of the conversation on your record should you later be flagged.

You should probably not put 1 gray up for 30k. Maybe put it up for like 50g, then something else for 50g and so on. It will take long but it should set a flag like 30k would.

The neutral auction house if for Alliance players to sell to Horde and Horde to Alliance. If Blizzard didn't want you to be able to buy your own items they could easily apply a filter to the AH so you could not see any of your own things based on the original account. It'd even be simple enough to do client end because all of your toons are known by the client when you first log in. Set a variable, check against it in game. Problem solved.

Is this one of those "spirit of the game" and "intended design" arguments?

Buy a rare pet sell it for $$,$$$ because it's a rare novelty! :D

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Originally Posted by 'Sarduci',index.php?page=Thread&postID=103455#post 103455

The neutral auction house if for Alliance players to sell to Horde and Horde to Alliance. If Blizzard didn't want you to be able to buy your own items they could easily apply a filter to the AH so you could not see any of your own things based on the original account. It'd even be simple enough to do client end because all of your toons are known by the client when you first log in. Set a variable, check against it in game. Problem solved.

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They do something similar. You can't buy something on your Horde character if your Alliance character puts it up. You can see the auction, just can't bid on it. I used to get around this by using my wife's account to move things between factions. This was pre auction scanning though, so Lord knows what they've changed since then.

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Originally Posted by 'Shuri',index.php?page=Thread&postID=103503#post10 3503

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Originally Posted by 'Sarduci',index.php?page=Thread&postID=103455#post 103455

The neutral auction house if for Alliance players to sell to Horde and Horde to Alliance. If Blizzard didn't want you to be able to buy your own items they could easily apply a filter to the AH so you could not see any of your own things based on the original account. It'd even be simple enough to do client end because all of your toons are known by the client when you first log in. Set a variable, check against it in game. Problem solved.

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They do something similar. You can't buy something on your Horde character if your Alliance character puts it up. You can see the auction, just can't bid on it. I used to get around this by using my wife's account to move things between factions. This was pre auction scanning though, so Lord knows what they've changed since then.

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good thing we are multiboxers then :D

The funny thing about this thread, for me at least, is that I wouldn't have hesitated to use the neutral auction house. I would have just stuck a grey up for 30k, bought it with another of my accounts, and gone on my merry way.

I would have hoped that anybody investigating would have realised that the accounts are both mine, and I was transfering gold earned by my own fair hands.

But of course there's a fair argument for saying that since they disabled the ability to trade cross-faction on a single account that it's not intended that you be able to do that at all.

So... I'll be interested to see any official word on this.