Hello,
I transferred from Faerlina to Heartseeker. The main reason were the queues and DDOS server downtimes. But once I got to Heartseeker, the realm is empty… There’s like no community, I was trying to find a group for Scarlet Monastery and it took one hour.
Is it possible to rollback a transfer? I prefer to have a queue than to not being able to do content on a server that has nothing in it.
Per Orlyia in an earlier thread today, they cannot be “un-transferred.”
I’m sorry, but no. The character migrations are one way.
It wouldn’t. CS simply does not have the ability to transfer or otherwise reverse a transfer in Classic. It isn’t a system that is currently in for Classic. The Free Character Migration was set up to allow players to initiate moves to less populated realms, but as I said, those are one way.
Okay so my only option is to roll a new character on a living server? Or hope that people transfer to Heartseeker?
You guys should consider paid transfer for situation like that since it’s like going to a dead end.
My apologies wasnt aware of that ive thus deleted that post.
Just for anyone who might find this thread:
When you’re considering transferring to another server, it’s worth creating a toon there and checking it out first. That can help avoid several issues, including empty servers, incompatible community, or other things you might find unfavorable.
@Razoire, I know that doesn’t help you now, but hopefully you can start another toon easily enough on your old realm. Or maybe continue on your new realm, and help build a new community 
Well I am now 42, mount and all the stuff… It’s not that easy to reroll at 40 and knowing you’ll be behind. There needs to be a grace period where you roll back because I can’t see how heartseeker becomes a high pop server… In 1 hour there was 2 messages in trade chat in Orgrimmar…
You would need to make those suggestions in the Classic General Discussion forum. The ones who make those decisions don’t take suggestions from the Customer Support forums and the SFAs here are not liaisons with them.