Two Accounts under the same Email address?

[Cylan]

has anyone ever done this?

Where you have to select which WoW License you want to run? I.E.

WoW 1
WoW 2
WoW 3


If my main account is on WoW 1, and lets say I want to have a botting account on WoW 3... would this be safe?

Sorry if this was asked before, I looked for a response but was unsuccessful.

Thanks

 

[Teveel]

Technically you shouldn't get all accounts banned on one bnet account but they can be! So if you really want to be safe then use a different bnet for botting.

 

[hanse1012]

Technically you shouldn't get all accounts banned on one bnet account but they can be! So if you really want to be safe then use a different bnet for botting.

Im botting 2 on one email,

wow1 = botting
wow2 = botting

and i have been doing it for 5 month, and no problemo here

 

[UnicornFart]

Still not smart to do though.......why would you link any kind of accounts together when it comes to botting?

 

[hanse1012]

Still not smart to do though.......why would you link any kind of accounts together when it comes to botting?

true its not smart, and i dont remember why i got 2 accounts on same email, got it before i started botting. But would they share the ban? bcuz they are both on one email?

 

[UnicornFart]

true its not smart, and i dont remember why i got 2 accounts on same email, got it before i started botting. But would they share the ban? bcuz they are both on one email?

I dont have the answer for this, but logically, it's 98147180942 times more likely to get multiple accounts banned when they are linked to the same email than all to different ones. That's just common sense.

Plus (again I don't know the answer for this, but it's just my educated guess since im too tired to even google it) I dont think you can run multiple bots off one [email protected] WoW1, [email protected] WoW2, [email protected] WoW3 probably can't all run at the same time.

To me, it's just better in multiple ways to have completely different emails/game keys/time cards for all of your accounts than putting them on one.

 

[wn2142]

Unless for something completely egregious, Blizzard bans by game license not by account. Most people just happen to have one game license per account. However, its not at all a bad practice to stack your WoW accounts (WoW1, WoW2, etc.) on the same battle.net account. This way, all your heirlooms and bind-on-account items can be transferred freely among all characters and all realms on the battle.net account. This is especially convenient when utilizing Recruit-a-Friend by leveling two toons simultaneously, each with equal heirloom bonuses that prevent lopsided leveling speed.

 

[UnicornFart]

Unless for something completely egregious, Blizzard bans by game license not by account. Most people just happen to have one game license per account. However, its not at all a bad practice to stack your WoW accounts (WoW1, WoW2, etc.) on the same battle.net account. This way, all your heirlooms and bind-on-account items can be transferred freely among all characters and all realms on the battle.net account. This is especially convenient when utilizing Recruit-a-Friend by leveling two toons simultaneously, each with equal heirloom bonuses that prevent lopsided leveling speed.

Yes but, the fact that they are still linked and that blizz COULD do something if they want.....still not worth it IMO.

 

[hemptation]

I have 3 accounts under the same name different emails. All come up My name 1, 2 ,3 etc. been botting for well over 2 years

 

[UnicornFart]

I have 3 accounts under the same name different emails. All come up My name 1, 2 ,3 etc. been botting for well over 2 years

That's awesome man, i wish you continued success with doing that.

Still not gonna convince me to do it though ><