105,000 Banned
Blizzard closed another 105,000 accounts during November:
They cite the use of bots to farm gold and items as the main reason:
It's interesting to see that bots are still being advertised on many of the WoW sites and, presumably, still being sold.
Youy have been warned.
In our continued efforts to combat cheating in World of Warcraft, more than 105,000 accounts were closed and over 12 million gold was removed from the game economies in Europe, Korea, and the US in the month of November.
They cite the use of bots to farm gold and items as the main reason:
The closed accounts were associated with activities that violate World of Warcraft's Terms of Use, such as using third-party programs that allow cheating, and farming gold and items.
It's interesting to see that bots are still being advertised on many of the WoW sites and, presumably, still being sold.
Youy have been warned.
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