RealID and Multiple Accounts

[lastdayx52]

Account A and Account B are joined together in one battle.net account, using the one e-mail address.

A is a botting/farming account, while B is my main account.

I am aware that if A gets banned for third party software exploitation, B will not.

My question is, I have RealID friends on B. Will they see me online, out and about, on A? Since they share the same e-mail address...? Will there be any issues if I'm on both at the same time (which happens frequently since when I bot, A will be on for nearly 24 hours)?



*EDIT*
I recall being able to set up parental settings to disable the use of RealID. Is it possible to disable it only on A, or will disabling it on one account (under the same battle.net e-mail ID) disable it on others (i.e. B)?

*EDIT2*
Looks like parental controls are battle.net account based, meaning that if I want to disable RealID, I must disable it for both accounts, and cannot choose which WoW accounts can enable, or disable, RealID.


Ugh... what to do? I don't want to remove my RealID friends >.<.

 

[I3ig Al]

inform your friends that your botting character is what it is and dont expect a response when you are logged in on it. of course you need to trust your friends to do this first, i havent botted since Real ID came out (leveling a new account) but before i did i only told a few people, real life friends or my guild leader.

 

[theholyone]

or.. simply have no friends like me and just bot 24/7

lol

i've quit this game since my main // main banker got banned

 

[Sidalol]

You can create a new battlenet account with the same surname and request that Blizzard transfer the account to the other account.

 

[lastdayx52]

or.. simply have no friends like me and just bot 24/7

lol

i've quit this game since my main // main banker got banned

God I hope that doesn't happen... have full 277s ('cept trinkets, since BiS trinket is a 277+264).

You can create a new battlenet account with the same surname and request that Blizzard transfer the account to the other account.

That's a good idea; just created a new battle.net account (with a new e-mail address), and I have just sent Blizzard Support an e-mail requesting merging the botting account to that new one =D.