HBfanboy1980
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I have been banned twice. Once was for buying Gold a long time back before I ever botted. I got banned because I did a server transfer.... yes I know for a 100% fact that is what began them looking at my account.
The second was after I began botting. I travel a lot every 1-2 years so therefore am in different places with different time zones requiring me to adjust or get left behind in gearing. I was botting, mining, herbing on two accounts and had a guild bank fairly stock but spread out between different things. I never overloaded on any one thing but I didnt really care it was just a preference not a ban avoidance technique. I moved.... had to transfer to an oceanic server. 1.5 days later BANNED. This time I could not for 100% verify that it was because of the transfer they looked into things.
In my line of work there is no coincidence. So my suggestion is. Let's add this type of questioning to the standard I was banned thread as well as to the sticky area in ban avoidance.
IF YOU SERVER TRANSFER HUGE AMOUNTS OF ANYTHING. GOLD, TRADE ITEMS, CONSUMABLES, A GUILD BANK that has 5 members all level 1 and a level 1 guild.... your setting yourself up for a disaster. This is too actively seeking to abuse the economy and Blizzard won't have a choice but to come investigate your account. From there it is all down hill if a real person starts digging into your history.
I have been banned twice. Once was for buying Gold a long time back before I ever botted. I got banned because I did a server transfer.... yes I know for a 100% fact that is what began them looking at my account.
The second was after I began botting. I travel a lot every 1-2 years so therefore am in different places with different time zones requiring me to adjust or get left behind in gearing. I was botting, mining, herbing on two accounts and had a guild bank fairly stock but spread out between different things. I never overloaded on any one thing but I didnt really care it was just a preference not a ban avoidance technique. I moved.... had to transfer to an oceanic server. 1.5 days later BANNED. This time I could not for 100% verify that it was because of the transfer they looked into things.
In my line of work there is no coincidence. So my suggestion is. Let's add this type of questioning to the standard I was banned thread as well as to the sticky area in ban avoidance.
IF YOU SERVER TRANSFER HUGE AMOUNTS OF ANYTHING. GOLD, TRADE ITEMS, CONSUMABLES, A GUILD BANK that has 5 members all level 1 and a level 1 guild.... your setting yourself up for a disaster. This is too actively seeking to abuse the economy and Blizzard won't have a choice but to come investigate your account. From there it is all down hill if a real person starts digging into your history.
