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I'm looking to sell a high end pvp alliance account. Anyone know a trustworthy / good place to do this?

i actually clicked on it..... then realized what the site was.....

i am a bit of a zombie right now.


oh, and, if someone wanker will pay you for your account, more powa to ya fooolz

Ebay?

I wouldnt use e-bay unless you think you can sell it really fast, because ebay will pull your auction if its for an account. Happened to me when I was selling my EQ account. You can try MMObay.net, can't attest to how trustworthy it is though.

The best way is to sell it to an individual minus the medium. You can do that generally through having a high profile during your WoW career : )

My broski just dropped his huntard for $750.

wow. hopefully he was high end.

wow i can't imagine paying that much for anything that doesn't exist.

Kramer wrote:wow. hopefully he was high end.

wow i can't imagine paying that much for anything that doesn't exist.

I've got no complaints. I was able to pay rent quite often back in the day simply by selling plat.

oh, don't get me wrong, selling the shit would make PERFECT sense to me.... it's the buying the shit that blows my mind.

Jeddas wrote:The best way is to sell it to an individual minus the medium. You can do that generally through having a high profile during your WoW career : )

My broski just dropped his huntard for $750.

I sold my 2 EQ accounts for 3k. That was EQ and a lot of work and time, though, and back in 2002.

I can't fathom someone spending that kind of coin on a WOW account, though. It's just too easy to level and too easy to get equipment, especially with the current PVP welfare epics and other endgame avenues.

Also, it's too easy to retake an account. All it takes is a phone call and the original credit card.

I honestly just can't understand why people buy gaming stuff period

when I quit WoW, I got 4 emails from guys in my guild who wanted to buy my account

towards the end of Velious, I had a couple offers to buy my account for quite a bit of money, and turned it down (which I kinda wish I'd taken, but I played for like 3 more years)

Tikker wrote:I honestly just can't understand why people buy gaming stuff period

when I quit WoW, I got 4 emails from guys in my guild who wanted to buy my account

towards the end of Velious, I had a couple offers to buy my account for quite a bit of money, and turned it down (which I kinda wish I'd taken, but I played for like 3 more years)

I made a ton from IGE after I'd retired. I was having people contact me on aim to finish bard epics at 50k + trak loot a pop and selling the lots of 100k for 72 bucks.

I was making 200-300 a week exploiting the ever living shit out of planes of power drops 2boxing.

The fish roll exploit before that made me at least $500 before they WTFPWNT it and brought all the servers down to fix it.

MQ+SEQ+6-7accounts = $$

I sold all my shit on http://www.playerauctions.com

yeah, playerauctions has been around a long time, seems like it should be allright if it has that kind of staying power

Tikker wrote:I honestly just can't understand why people buy gaming stuff period

There are probably some people that have higher wage jobs and really enjoy EQ or WoW, but just don't have the time to be grinding a character or camping items for hours on end due to work. In those cases it probably DOES seem more cost effective to just buy characters or plat (ie, if they make 50$ an hour, a top-top end EQ character might cost them $500: that's 10 hours of work versus about 10x that amount of hours doing boring shit like camping CoA signets and epic drops and level grinding or whatever).

If I had the unstoppable itch to play EQ big-time again and I didn't have my 70 wiz/necro, I'd probably be buying a character if I couldn't borrow one.

If you consider playing the game work, why in the world would you pay for an account that essentially requires a boatload more 'work' after you get it?

I'm not a huge WOW player, but I've easily leveled several characters to 70.

Yamori wrote:
If I had the unstoppable itch to play EQ big-time again and I didn't have my 70 wiz/necro, I'd probably be buying a character if I couldn't borrow one.

well, you're a long time ebay EQ whore tho, so that doesn't really say much

most people aren't you guys. plenty of people with the money would pay 200.00 just to get a high level character that they could run all over a game with.

i would just never do it because i enjoy playing through lower levels, but if i had that kind of expendable cash and a wife who wouldn't lop off my berries, i would do it. i never got uber in EQ but had friends who did so I would love to be able to hit all the zones they got to see and hang there.

plus, i could only play about an hour - hour and a half most so i would not be able to get there, particualrly in EQ, anytime soon.

doesn't seem that odd.

shit when i started selling plat it was $1000 US for 100k . Damn we made fat cash with farming sleepers on maelin. On a good weekend and by good i mean one where the server crashed a few times, we could pull in $20-30,000 worth of stuff . I mean we got 14 SoDs in one weekend one time.

100k was never 1000 US. Maybe 1,000,000, not 100k.

Before Luclin came out plat was 100k for 1k US. A RBG went for 50k and it would sell for $500 flat easy . That was the general bench mark. Of course there was only a hand ful of us around back then, I mean i know there us and Creson, and the kumdaan,leiel, ralvien, crew i think finger too. But yeah even a solid day of farming in OS king group could get you a solid 4-500/day just winning 1 fungi

During PoP I was still getting 1$ per 1kpp

I wish I had known about selling shit like a whore earlier.

everyone hated me until they saw the #'s that we were pulling in and then wanted in lol.

Jay wrote:100k was never 1000 US. Maybe 1,000,000, not 100k.

Hate to say it, but you were wrong.

I started selling and sold to "friends" privately at $75 for 10kpp bundles which was $25 cheaper than the going rate from other sources. This was prior to the release of Luclin in the heyday of Velious.

-Adam