Permanently banned, banned and banned..

[Cyphoner]

if they told everyone what they were banning for, it would make it so much easier for people to circumvent the rules and avoid detection (and I'm guessing offending accounts are a lot more numerous than innocent ones).

Probably correct on that one, yes. I guess as long as it actually shut down more cheaters than legitimate players there's a profit and reason to continue that way..

[HPAVC]

I would really like to see a anonymized version of these ban emails people receive.

Gold figures of 50-60k is pretty small small, I cannot imagine that is significant large for a gold seller.

Did someone by chance ask you how much you would charge for a run through and instance or to farm an item for them? Something like that?

[Multibocks]

I would ask the next time you are banned to put a note in your account to double check before banning. Unless it's a bot doing it, then you're f'd

[Cyphoner]

Yeeey!

"Greetings,

After a careful investigation of your account closure, we have agreed to remove the permanent suspension of your account from the World of Warcraft servers."

This should keep me going for another 2 weeks before it happends again, if history repeats itself..

Also checked in regards to compensation(additional gametime days) for this since it happends frequently lately, but no, they do not compensate anyone when it comes to suspensions, not even if proven innocent.

[JohnGabriel]

You could create a new battle.net account to transfer your characters to. Sure thats costly but you'd still have all your toons and on a nice new account without any previous bans.

I'm assuming that since its only happening to one battle.net account then it cant be addons or programs running on your computer, that account must be flagged as one to watch. Was the original ban for something or was it a mistake as well?

[Cyphoner]

You could create a new battle.net account to transfer your characters to. Sure thats costly but you'd still have all your toons and on a nice new account without any previous bans.

I'm assuming that since its only happening to one battle.net account then it cant be addons or programs running on your computer, that account must be flagged as one to watch. Was the original ban for something or was it a mistake as well?

The problem with that is that Blizzard made all exclusive mounts to be bound to battle.net account and no longer character bound. So if i move to another battle.net account i lose all my mounts etc, sadly.

It was the same, accused me for selling gold for real money. Third time now it happends in last month, each time they lifted the ban after having me running rampage at them, lol

[valkry]

The problem with that is that Blizzard made all exclusive mounts to be bound to battle.net account and no longer character bound. So if i move to another battle.net account i lose all my mounts etc, sadly.

It was the same, accused me for selling gold for real money. Third time now it happends in last month, each time they lifted the ban after having me running rampage at them, lol

I think if you move the actual wow account over, not just 1 character, the mounts xfer over.

Would like confirmation on this...

[Cyphoner]

I think if you move the actual wow account over, not just 1 character, the mounts xfer over.

Would like confirmation on this...

That's a no, it's bound to battle.net account, not WoW account.
I have the same mounts on WoW 2,3,4,5 etc. as i do on WoW1. At least that's what they told me on customer support.
They also said that originally it was bound to both character and battle.net account, but this was used for exploitive behavior and they were forced to remove the bound to character part..

I guess too many people had a friend / paid someone to move their character to their account, logged on, benefit from all achievements and mounts, moved the character back..

[Lyonheart]

When MoP launched, I moved a single toon from one bnet to another and the mounts did not transfer. Like a week later i moved an entire acount and the mounts DID transfer. Did they change it since then?

[Klesh]

I've had several discussions with different GMs, pretty much all of them told me to transfer larger sums of gold via ingame mail, and they told me to avoid transfering tooooo much at once. I always used 50k chunks, and never received a ban, not even a temp one.
Oh, and I got reported a lot for gold selling/botting, cause I've been in full control of my servers gem market for several years. None of my gold ever left my accounts though, not even to random friends. When I've quit playing and handed large amounts of gems to some friend of mine, I reported myself, explaining why I'm mailing stuff worth 100k+ to someone else. The usual GM answer: "no worries"...