Old player returning / New to multiboxing in WoW / Some Q's

[thedevilyouknow]

Multiboxing still viable in any instance based pvp?

Edit: After some research I have not come up with a way to link the last one back to the first?
Seen a few guides and mirai's vid on the subject though may be outdated, how do i link the last back to the first?

So A>B>C>D>E>>A<<

[MultiBear]

how do i link the last back to the first?

So A>B>C>D>E>>A<<

From within the game, you send an invite from account E to the e-mail address of your Battle.net account. Within the e-mail you'll receive as a result, there should be a link that allows you to log into the Account Management. Once there, you should be able to select whether you'd like to link it to an existing account or create a new one, and that's where you select account A to close the loop.

Existing accounts only qualify if they're not older than 30 days, or so I was told by the game master that set up some new accounts for me a few months ago. Back then I set up the links between my accounts after they had been created, by selecting the accounts as described. I don't know if there have been any changes to the process since then, of course, though I have been told the perks have been raised to level 90.

[thedevilyouknow]

From within the game, you send an invite from account E to the e-mail address of your Battle.net account. Within the e-mail you'll receive as a result, there should be a link that allows you to log into the Account Management. Once there, you should be able to select whether you'd like to link it to an existing account or create a new one, and that's where you select account A to close the loop.

So can i have account A with the original Bnet email, and 4 accounts on the same Bnet with different emails to make it easier?

[MultiBear]

So can i have account A with the original Bnet email, and 4 accounts on the same Bnet with different emails to make it easier?

Not entirely sure how that would make it easier to be honest, but yes, you can do that as well if you prefer. It doesn't matter what Battle.net accounts the WoW accounts are part of. As long as they're all WoW accounts that are not older than 30 days. Beyond that, they can only be used to send out invitations, but no longer accept them.

Multibear brings up an idea, If you're worried you can call and have a customer support rep set it all up for you.

I'm not sure if they'll actually do this for you. I had a special situation where Blizzard made me a rather generous offer to help me out, and as a result, the game master in question was the one to set up my new accounts. After that, I had to manually link them up for the Recruit-A-Friend program in the way I described earlier.

That said though, you can indeed use something like Live Chat to talk to customer support about setting things up the way you'd like. I just don't know if they'd stick to giving advice or would actually be willing to set up your accounts for you.