Any risk for main account when bottin on other acc?

[reptyl]

I'm new to botting, sort of. Last time I was botting there was no such thing as battle.net accounts, real ID etc.

1) What's the risk of Account A (Not used for botting) when botting on account B on the same battle.net account?

2) In what way if it's safe, should I handle transactions between the two for account A not to get banned?

2.1) Anything risky by sending random boe greens, cloths obtained while leveling to the main account chars to handle for professions? It's small amounts, nothing that looks bot'ish at all.

 

[krotis]

As long as its not 100 + items and you're not flooding the auction house with crafted items, it isn't going to affect your main account. I've done this with honorbuddy. Mailed hundreds of items a day to a different account, DE'd, then flooded auction house which resulted in a permanent ban on both accounts. Just know your limit!

 

[reptyl]

I'm gonna keep it realistic for sure, but the plan is obviously to earn a lot. So if I say invest the gold on bot on items worth a ton, and just kind of give away in trade to the main account.. will that be more "stealthy" ?

 

[Inrego]

No matter what you do, botting is alway risky for any accounts you own.

 

[MadDog]

handle transactions via gbank
make an alt on your main and get himm in the same guild as botter. just deposit and withdraw... also, it would b more ideal if your main and botter were on different battle.net accounys

 

[reptyl]

my bot account is completely sepperate, thing is I got an inactive extra account with wotlk on my main account, my bot account only has vanilla+tbc. So is it worth it to use ~25-30 euro on wotlk for the bot account (I got a leftover cata key already) or should I save that and use my extra b.net account?