"VrakthrisIt’s the first line in the article:"You are not allowed to buy or sell WoW items, products, or services for real money. "A code is considered an out of game item.If the code were redeemed and the item could be traded, that could be sold in-game. The response line is basically saying… if it can be put in a trade window, auction house or through the mail, you can trade gold for it with another player."Man someone better tell all of these abay listings that thenhttps://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=world+of+warcraft+tcg+mount&_sacat=0&_from=R40&_trksid=p2334524.m570.l1313&_odkw=world+of+warcraft+tcg&_osacat=0
There seems to be a huge amount of wrong information in these comments. Maybe if the author put the definition of Gold Swaps at the start rather than at the bottom, you would be on the same page:
"I lost a deathroll and now owe them gold." likely one way to get around it, whos deathrolling a lv10 for 100g on hardcore though
affects retail as well so I guess I should be careful about warband gold transfers.
Good change. Now you have to do disciplinary actions against people that abused these gold swapping to fresh servers to abuse fresh markets.
They had to change the text because "... which contribute to realm economy issues..." doesn't make sense anymore when they themselves sell gold.
Blizzard might own the game but they don't own my time spend in it.If I want to swap my gold between servers because I move around and see my time as an investment, then I will do so at my leisure.If they are going to ban a loyal player of over 20 years for it, then there are other entertainment services out there I can spend my time and money on; their loss.First GDKP bans and now this. Give players their agency back and if you want to combat RMT and botting spend actual resources on it instead of combating your legit player base with restrictions.
Man this sucks for those of us who likes to play many versions of the game...