Anyone successfully got their 6 months reduced to 3days?

[shelaine]

They seem so damn confident in whatever info they have, they wont budge. and 6 months is much stiffer than the 72hour temp ban...

this. That's exactly what scares me.

And it seems they gave up the 72 hour ban, and replaced it with 6 months. Also, I know a few people who got banned with several accounts, 6 months each of them -- no one of them was successful with their appeal.

 

[ball]

#2 makes no sense. Blizzard doesn't profit out of botters buying tokens with botted gold. This is why they're banning casuals. Us, the gold sellers, don't contribute to blizzards economy. Hell, i think the last time i resubbed was in Cata. However, the casuals raiding with the bot because they cannot cast a spell and move out the fire in the same time, might be interested to resub using $$$. If you scare them to think the bot is not safe, they will stop using it and they will not farm gold. Otherwise, they will use the bot, farm gold, acquire tokens and profit. I'm amazed people still dont get this and keep blaming crs, garrison bots or other crap like that.

Doesn't matter because you can only acquire tokens with realm money and sell those tokens once. So Person A buys the token with real money (not soulbound) Person B buys it with Gold and it will become soulbound. Basically Player B sold 13€ of Gold to Player A but the money doesn't go to the actual seller but to Blizzard.

 

[huntedbyblizzard]

Seems to me that the people who got banned were people using a non authorized version of HB, so they were still online when tripwire protected the rest of us.

I do not have the programming knowledge to be using a non authorized version of HB. I used only the latest, working HB. When the tripwire event occurred - I was not logged on - but attempted to log on soon after - and found HB disabled. Use only Kicks and a garrison bot. I monitor 90%+ of the tame (excluding bathroom breaks, cooking and the like - never asleep) It didn't prevent me from getting a 6-month ban for a first infraction.