SoD Mage Boosting in SoD

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@Dunconda-illidan

to stupid to even read what was put on there your just talking for no reason

@Orlyia

I have no idea what orifice that came from

I am probably just being argumentative here but if you’re going to call someone too stupid to read then you shouldn’t communicate with barely-comprehendible run-on sentences with no capitalization or punctuation. It makes it more difficult than it needs to be to understand what you’re saying, and the insult is only going to get you in trouble.

But to the point of the thread, you’ve been given plenty of relevant and useful information pertaining to your question. When a moderator rolls in tomorrow, while they aren’t required to actually respond to player problems, they are almost certainly to tell you the same thing everyone else has. I’ll consolidate everyone’s posts, though:

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@Perl-anetheron

if you are the recipient of illicit gold (knowingly or not) you could face account actions as a result.

@Leilleath-moon-guard

ONLY advertise your service in SoD’s Trade channel. If you advertise in any other channel (General, Local Defense, LFG) or /say, /yell, etc., you will be reported and you will be sanctioned.

@Perl-anetheron

If you receive illicit gold for it you can also have your account actioned.

@Perl-anetheron

You are playing with literal fire if you accept gold for boosts.

And no, Blizzard is not likely to accept the answer “But I swear I didn’t know it was dirty gold from that level 1 character!!!”

You’re not going to get the answer you’re hoping for here, unfortunately.

@Perl-anetheron

I get that you don’t like the answers I’m giving you, but you’re not too likely to get anything more specific from Blizzard.

@Leilleath-moon-guard

No, but a lot of the time folks may have a level 1 bank alt that they’ll try and pay with and then run with whatever toon they’re looking to boost. That is where the level 1s come into play.

@Vralok-turalyon

If someone else gives you illicit gold during these transactions, you WILL be actioned for it. Blizzard has stopped caring if the people receiving stolen gold knew about it or not.

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@Sambooki-proudmoore

Being snarky and edgy while being MVP is sort of rough tbh.

Not everything is black and white. It’s not that your answers aren’t liked, it’s that your delivery is real nasty.

There was nothing “snarky” or “nasty” about Perl’s posts. She concisely stated multiple times what was needed to answer OP’s question and he just didn’t seem to like the responses after multiple attempts to explain different concepts to him. It seems as though English might not be OPs first language so that would explain the lapse in communication but that does not justify calling people “too stupid to read” or accusing them of trolling.

[Orlyia]

You’ve been given valuable and accurate information, Dunconda.

The only one toeing the line to trolling here is you, being ungracious to our regulars who freely give of their own time to help their fellows.

Let me break it down a little plainer for you.

Advertise a ‘service’ - which this is considered to be, in the wrong channel, will likely get you reported - and if reported, actioned.

Scenario:

Joe wants a run - he says he’ll deliver your fee on his bank alt.

Joe lied.

Joe buys gold and has it delivered to YOU on a low level character.

Guess who takes the fall for that - NOT Joe.

Now, you don’t have to take anyone’s advice - even mine. But do know if these warnings are unheeded - the possible consequences you may face.

And yes, I will lock this now as I’d like to sleep. See ya’ll Sunday.