I cancelled my 5 accounts at the release of MOP in anticipation of these pathetic actions demonstrated by the game administrators. When the Q into BG's was restructed it just gave me one of those feelings that Blizz would be structuring a list of random other issues to penalise players.
Most of us have played loyally for a long period of time - I have never used a cheat programme (nor would) and had often reported unual game behavious to the admin team to help keep the game healthy. Yet I read that many of you are simply banned for NO reason whatsoever - You pay for access to a service which allows for a level of respect to you as the client which does not appear to be demonstrated by Blizz.
To be honest in these situations - the client has the power - In New Zealand, the provider MUST provider just reason for any suspension or action towards a suspension prior to cancelling a paid service. If the provider is to cancel an account, they are legally required to send notification of cancellation in advance of the action (exception in case of criminal law offences).
I would assume that a similar consumer law protection act prosides in the United States? Regardless of the small print presented by Blizz, State/Federal/National laws override and internal policy of a business/client.
I refused to continue paying whilst the wider market offered more variety and a ZERO cost....this was my decision and I have not looked back at it one iota.
Blue post on the Warcraft forums and disregard the troll/flamers as the only important response if from Blizz management (not GM's)
If they Ban multiboxers for wall walking/teleportation/flying/ghosting then they need to prove it and ban PERIOD all use to make their state stick.
My thoughts
Tim (happy in Everquest again and other realms)