Let’s just add that bit to the conversation. Repeating over and over that you’ve never participated in RMT isn’t the full story - by your own admission.
Now as to your newer account that got hit? Most of the people who get hit with the part about trading gold are the ones on the receiving end. You paying legitimately earned gold to someone else for a summons or a boost will not get you sanctioned in and of itself.
You’re spouting off a lot of tin-foil-hat theories in your posting history that I perused.
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Blizzard does not do IP bans. They ban game licenses. They don’t even typically shutter Battle.net accounts as a whole unless there is a lot of egregious mess going on, but they have never banned IPs.
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Banning is not automated. Period. Players report you or Warden does it’s thing. These then go to real live people to handle. Real live people investigate. Real live people make the decision on how to sanction - be it suspension or a ban.
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Even in Classic iterations, boosting is allowed, but unsupported. GDKP runs, now those are against the rules if you’re talking SoD (I don’t think I’ve missed them being outlawed in any other iterations as yet?) But just level boosting where you’re actually playing your character and you’re paying with legitimately earned gold - not against the rules. Unless some hacks are involved, but that’s a whole other brand of sanction outside of RMT.
All of that now said, you will have to keep appealing through the ticketing system. Making multiple posts across the forums will not garner you the attention of any GMs, as they do not have anything to do with monitoring the forums. GMs are ONLY accessible through tickets. You may appeal, and continue to appeal until you’re told no more will be accepted. Unfortunately, it does often take more than one appeal, but be mindful of the same I mentioned above. Real live people do handle appeals, even if they only send you back a templated response. The appeal system does work, even though it’s not without it’s flaws.
Good luck to you.