1)Were you using Honorbuddy, Gatherbuddy or both on the account? Both
2)If so, when was the last time?: Today
3)What profile were you using?: A leveling profile 60-70 in outlands (Nagrand specifically)
4)What combat class were you using? if None Just put Default then the Classname: Default Death Knight
5)What plugins are you using?: BuddyCenter
6)How many hours per day did you bot for?: 8
7)How many auctions per day did you have?: 0
8)Did you Use Any Other Bots, Hacks, or Mods? No
9)Was your account involved in gold selling? No
10)EU or US realm? US
Some information that I personally find interesting.
My partner and I use 2 separate computers (from our main PC's, same ISP though) to run hb/gb. I level over night with my mage, and run archeology/leveling during the day, while my second account on a second computer runs GB. My accounts (Knock on wood.) Have not yet been touched. Meanwhile he runs nothing on his main account, yet on his second account (originally my third account, but I gave it to him for this purpose) he gb2's a mage in Uldum. Today he was leveling his DK in Nagrand, and no exaggeration what so ever, he never AFK bots. I find it funny I've been botting for 4 years and have dodged every ban wave yet, and he does it for less than 6 months and has an account under 72 hour suspension.
Here is the email I received under my separate email address.
Here are my questions.
A.) Should I lay low for a while?
B.) There are quite a few of these popping up, do "permanent bans" usually come from suspensions? (What I mean is, does blizzard suspend and then perm ban, or is there a chance we'll get the account back in 72 hours.)
C.) If a nickle rolls down a hill with a cannoe on it's back and one wheel falls off, how many pancakes can you fit into king-tuts dog house?
2)If so, when was the last time?: Today
3)What profile were you using?: A leveling profile 60-70 in outlands (Nagrand specifically)
4)What combat class were you using? if None Just put Default then the Classname: Default Death Knight
5)What plugins are you using?: BuddyCenter
6)How many hours per day did you bot for?: 8
7)How many auctions per day did you have?: 0
8)Did you Use Any Other Bots, Hacks, or Mods? No
9)Was your account involved in gold selling? No
10)EU or US realm? US
Some information that I personally find interesting.
My partner and I use 2 separate computers (from our main PC's, same ISP though) to run hb/gb. I level over night with my mage, and run archeology/leveling during the day, while my second account on a second computer runs GB. My accounts (Knock on wood.) Have not yet been touched. Meanwhile he runs nothing on his main account, yet on his second account (originally my third account, but I gave it to him for this purpose) he gb2's a mage in Uldum. Today he was leveling his DK in Nagrand, and no exaggeration what so ever, he never AFK bots. I find it funny I've been botting for 4 years and have dodged every ban wave yet, and he does it for less than 6 months and has an account under 72 hour suspension.
Here is the email I received under my separate email address.
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English speaking customers: Please refer to the start of this mail
Para los clientes espa?oles: Por favor vayan hasta el fin de este email
Account Name: *removed*
Account Action: 72 Hour Suspension
Reason for Action: Terms of Use Violation -- Exploitative Activity: Unauthorized ***** Programs ("Hacks")
This suspension happened because one or more characters on this account were identified using an unauthorized ***** program, also known as a "hack.". These programs provide character benefits normally not achievable in the World of Warcraft. Such benefits include, but are not limited to, increased speed, teleportation, or running through walls/boundaries. Use of these unauthorized programs harm the game environment because they offer an unfair advantage over other players and superscede the intended limits of the game.
Even if this behavior is the result of a third party accessing the account instead of the registered user (for example, a friend, family member, or leveling service) then the account can still be held responsible for the penalty because of the impact it had on the game environment.
We've found the above behavior is many times directly related to groups responsible for compromising World of Warcraft accounts; we take these issues very seriously. To better understand our position against exploitative activity and the risks involved, please review this article: [URL]http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/basics/antigold.html[/URL]
The exploitative activity that took place on this account violates the World of Warcraft Terms of Use. We ask you take a moment to review these terms at [URL="http://us.blizzard.com/company/legal/index.html"]Blizzard Entertainment: Blizzard Legal Documentation[/URL]. Note that additional Terms of Use violations may result in more severe actions against this account, up to and including permanent closure.
For any disputes of this action or further information on Exploitive Activity, please visit the Exploitative Activity FAQ and contact page here: [URL="http://us.blizzard.com/support/article/exploitfaq"]Blizzard Support[/URL]
Regards,
Customer Services
Blizzard Entertainment
[URL="http://us.battle.net/wow/en/"]World of Warcraft[/URL]A.) Should I lay low for a while?
B.) There are quite a few of these popping up, do "permanent bans" usually come from suspensions? (What I mean is, does blizzard suspend and then perm ban, or is there a chance we'll get the account back in 72 hours.)
C.) If a nickle rolls down a hill with a cannoe on it's back and one wheel falls off, how many pancakes can you fit into king-tuts dog house?
