Hey guys!
Let me explain you the situation : I have two accounts, one clean that I use for PVE and one for botting (not on same PC, bot using VPN). And the final purpose of this is of course, send golds from bot to main account. (I want that 2M Spider mount
)
So I wondered, what is the best (and safest ofc, but I know there is no 0% risk solution) solution to whitewash gold from bot account. I have read a loooot of threads about this and I wanted to discuss with you guys ! So, I did a summary of some solutions that I found:
- Send small amount of raw gold or materials (herbs, ores, ...) from the bot to main account.
Pros : Easy
Cons : Obivous, small amount of gold
- Put auctions to AH with main account (BoE greens, transmogs, etc...) and buy it with the bot account.
Pros : Easy
Cons : Little bit obvious, small amount of gold
- Trade in-game raw gold or materials
Pros : Easy
Cons : Obvious? Don't know if this is easily spot
- Stock gold or high-value items (mounts, ...) in a guild bank and start withdraw/sell items on main after the bot get banned. Not all at a time ofc, use your brains!
Pros : I guess it's the safest method ?
Cons : You need a lot of patient and self-control to don't withdraw that 3M gold. You need a guild where you trust GM / officer to do not use that golds/items. This guild cannot be yours.
For me, the last solution is the best one. Find someone who can creates a guild and invite some of your friends (less obivous this is a swiss guild bank
). Your friend is the GM, your bot is just a guild member who can stock gold and mats. After your bot account get banned, wait for a few weeks at least, start withdraw items/gold slowly. This looks good to me, no ?
Do you have any other ideas ? I will keep this thread updated/edited with all your ideas. So there will not be XXXXX threads for this kind of questions.
If you have any story to tell, let's go ! "I got banned for sending gold to my main, 10k each day", "Never got banned for farming herbs and sending flasks to main, etc.", ...
Thank's for sharing your experience with us
Let me explain you the situation : I have two accounts, one clean that I use for PVE and one for botting (not on same PC, bot using VPN). And the final purpose of this is of course, send golds from bot to main account. (I want that 2M Spider mount
)So I wondered, what is the best (and safest ofc, but I know there is no 0% risk solution) solution to whitewash gold from bot account. I have read a loooot of threads about this and I wanted to discuss with you guys ! So, I did a summary of some solutions that I found:
- Send small amount of raw gold or materials (herbs, ores, ...) from the bot to main account.
Pros : Easy
Cons : Obivous, small amount of gold
- Put auctions to AH with main account (BoE greens, transmogs, etc...) and buy it with the bot account.
Pros : Easy
Cons : Little bit obvious, small amount of gold
- Trade in-game raw gold or materials
Pros : Easy
Cons : Obvious? Don't know if this is easily spot
- Stock gold or high-value items (mounts, ...) in a guild bank and start withdraw/sell items on main after the bot get banned. Not all at a time ofc, use your brains!
Pros : I guess it's the safest method ?
Cons : You need a lot of patient and self-control to don't withdraw that 3M gold. You need a guild where you trust GM / officer to do not use that golds/items. This guild cannot be yours.
For me, the last solution is the best one. Find someone who can creates a guild and invite some of your friends (less obivous this is a swiss guild bank
). Your friend is the GM, your bot is just a guild member who can stock gold and mats. After your bot account get banned, wait for a few weeks at least, start withdraw items/gold slowly. This looks good to me, no ?Do you have any other ideas ? I will keep this thread updated/edited with all your ideas. So there will not be XXXXX threads for this kind of questions.
If you have any story to tell, let's go ! "I got banned for sending gold to my main, 10k each day", "Never got banned for farming herbs and sending flasks to main, etc.", ...
Thank's for sharing your experience with us
