A quick Look at a place to buy Aion accounts

Spring has hit for some of us yet some things are still getting cold fast. I’m in one of those areas that’s been completely snowed in, but thankfully we never lost power. The good side to this is that I’ve had plenty of time to work on my Gladiator. Of course, equipment and such is really expensive, so it doesn’t hurt to have a boost occasionally.

For the love of my gaming record, I want to help all of you find places to buy aion accounts safely and cheaply. There are lots of sites out there that claim to have good service, but some of them are pretty shady. I’ve heard more than a few horror stories about people getting scammed or banned trying to buy accounts, and I’d like to keep that from happening to anyone else.

While I haven’t had time to put together an official review of any one site just yet, I did want to introduce one that I’ve had some luck with in the past. About 3 months ago, I really wanted to try some serious buying and the place that caught my eye was Toonstorm.com.  The prices were highly competitive, the service claimed to be really fast, and they had a great bizrate rating, so I decided to give them a try.  

The one thing I really liked was that they have a money-back guarantee. In my opinion, you should never buy from a place that doesn’t, just in case. Most places that don’t have that kind of guarantee tend to drop the ball when it comes to delivering the goods. Also, they aren’t as careful about avoiding bans for their customers. Anyway, I ordered 2 cheap Aion accounts as a test run. About 5 minutes after placing the order, they called me directly to verify that i wanted the order placed. After a short conversation with a really friendly rep (turns out he plays on Ariel), he let me know that my order would be ready in about 45 minutes. I logged on about 15 minutes later and immediately got a message. I hit channel 5 and had my Aion accounts within minutes. I was really impressed with their timely service. Toonstorm.com is a great place to buy aion accounts.

How to Review Places to Buy WoW accounts

I hope all of you had a great holiday season. I know we had an absolute blast at my place. The family couldn’t make it, but I was able to set up an awesome LAN with some friends, so we kept each other occupied through the season. Me and my ranger rang the new year in together, along with my friends.

As i look at my last post and realized just how disorganized it was. I really want to provide quality reviews of sites to you so that you all can make sound decisions about where to purchase cheap WoW accounts. (This doesn’t reflect on the company I talked about. Toonstorm.com is a fantastic site and the service I got was great. I just felt the review was a little sloppy)

So, I’m going to line out a few things that I will be looking at when I’m reviewing a site. These are pretty general, but I feel they’re the most important things when buying wow accounts.

1. Speed of delivery. I really don’t want to have to wait 3 weeks every time I place an order. I understand that things can cause delays. I’ve used enough airports to know that sort of thing happens all the time. I’d just rather have what I paid for sooner instead of later.

2. Price. Everyone has to be watching their wallets these days. As cool as it would be, I don’t want to drop a bunch of extra money to get some goofy replica of a Druid with every order. I want to make sure that my money counts.

3. Safety of delivery. It doesn’t do me any good to find the greatest deal out there, have it delivered within 5 minutes, only to have my account banned because they’re too obvious about it. One of the earmarks of a safe site is a money-back guarantee, like the one I mentioned at Toonstorm.com.

4. Customer service. While my experience buying accounts is really important, the interactions I have with the company after the money has changed hands is just as important. The attitude I get from the customer service people and my general feelings about the site I ordered from will determine whether or not I want to do business with them in the future.

So there are some points to hold myself to when I’m writing these reviews. I hope to have a full blown write up about a site next time.

A Buy Aion account Review You must Know

I decided to go back and run another review of Toonstorm.com running it against the checkpoints I will tell you this time. This whole thing will probably look a little rough because I’m new to the idea, but it’ll get better with time.

So, like I said, I went to Toonstorm.com to place my order. I only wanted 2 character accounts, so i dropped the order quick and hopped into chat to confirm it. The rep let me know the wait time was about 25 minutes, so i logged in to check out if the new patch had helped clean up some of the errors I’d been seeing lately. Thankfully it had, and about the time I was ready to start heading out, I got a message in chat. I met the dude with my good, and am now enjoying my 2 high level accounts.

1. Speed. Well, I really can’t complain about this! The whole transaction took about 20 minutes start to finish. The delivery time was even faster than I’d expected, which is a bonus.

2. Price. 2 Aion accounts cost me less from my pocket, which really is fantastic in today’s market. I know I couldn’t have found better out there. Not without sacrificing a different element, and I wasn’t willing to take a gamble on that.

3. Safety. The big thing to remember here is that money-back guarantee. I didn’t expect to use it, but it never hurts to know it’s there. The person who dropped the merch was really discreet in his message, too. I didn’t feel like the GMs were staring over my shoulders at all times.

4. Customer Service. Well, everybody I worked with was super nice and helpful. The online rep was efficient and friendly, and even fielded a couple of basic questions I asked without a problem. The website is nicely laid out and everything is easy to find there. Plus, the person who made the delivery was great too. Not only discreet, but friendly enough to strike up a conversation while he was waiting for me to show up.

So, all in all, that buy went really well. I definitely recommend Toonstorm.com if you’re looking to buy high level Aion account.

Another WoW buy!

Hello again everybody! I hope you’re all enjoying this warmer weather! Just don’t let it take time away from any important runs or raids!  

Well, good news! A good buddy of mine finally got fed up with having to spend all of his time grinding away trying to make his character on level cap. He was ready to join our ranks with his first ever WoW accounts for sale buy!

Since he’s a newbie at this, he’s understandably jumpy about the whole thing. The last thing he wants to happen is to get ripped off or get nailed and have his account banned. I made a couple of suggestions for him, and also asked if I could blog the experience he had.

He started out by running a basic search, trying to find a good site with a good price. He was able to weed out a few because the sites just looked shady (poor design, questionable grasp of English, vague promises of delivery times, etc.). From there he tried to narrow it down by what was important to him. One site got nixed because it would take 2 weeks to get him the account, even though it had a good price. Another one was out because their security procedures were really evasive and it was hard to get a straight answer from their customer service.

In the end he found a place that seemed to balance everything he was after. Good price, excellent delivery time, good reviews, all at Toonstorm.com. He was pretty thrilled with it all, so he placed an order for 5 million. He was really happy when he got it within the hour, too, with no possible danger to him.

Well played, Toonstorm. Well played.

Knowing how to buy Star Wars Accounts is Half the Battle

The other day I was watching the new G.I. Joe movie, and it reminded me of the old “public service announcements” that they used to do at the end of every show. This got me thinking that it would be a good idea to do one of my own for you guys out there buying swtor account. After all, there are some pitfalls that you can avoid if you just know how. So here are a few of the tips that I’ve found helpful over the last few months when planning to buy.

SWTOR Sith

First and foremost, do your homework! There are lots of different sites out there offering star wars account for sale at great prices and all, but price is only one part of the equation. It’s great if you only pay a little for the stuff, but if it gets you banned in the process, you’re taking a serious loss. Check independent reviews of any given site when you’re trying to find a good place. Blogs like mine, forum boards, and other such places can tell you a lot. Bizrate ranks a lot of places, including one I’ve used before (Toonstorm.com) so you can easily find out just how good a site really is.

Next, a little prudence on your part can go a long way towards keeping your account safe and banned free. Don’t blab to everyone out there that you just bought SWTOR accounts. Mods and GMs just love people who do because it makes banning them so easy. And even if they’re somehow dozing at the wheel, there are some players who love to run interference for them. Just keep it to yourself and enjoy the fruits of your labor in safe silence.

Another good idea is to be careful about how you pay for your star wars accounts. I only trust places that have money-back guarantees. Sure makes it easier for you to avoid any loss with this.


Hope this tips would help you save time and got another high level of SWTOR gaming experience.

Another Tips on how to Buy Diablo 3 Accounts Safely

Well, I had a little snag when i was going to buy Diablo 3 accounts last week so i could post a review for you all. Turns out someone had hacked my bank’s servers and compromised everybody’s debit cards. So, I won’t be able to do any buying of my own until the new card gets here next week.

Thankfully, a friend of mine had been planning on making a buy and he agreed to let me tag along for the ride. He hadn’t decided where he was going to buy from yet, but he had narrowed it down to a few sites. After looking the prices and delivery times over, he was still pretty unsure what was going to be the best deal.

Demon Hunter

I suggested he take a look at each place’s reputation by searching their site in google. That way, he could look at some basic reviews of each place before deciding. He finally whittled it down to one of two places, but they both looked pretty good. The determining factor ended up being that one of the places was located in the US instead of overseas, and that just made him feel a little more comfortable.

Funny thing is, he had stumbled on the same site I had a while back. That’s right, he was buying from Toonstorm.com . While this doesn’t help with the diversity of reviews I have, it does highlight the fact that it’s a great place to buy highlevel diablo 3 accounts for sale. Anyway, he placed an order for 5 accounts because he had some expensive upgrades in mind. He waited a few minutes, then hopped into live chat to find out when it was going to be ready. The rep there said that he could log in and find it in about 30 minutes.

He logged in right away so that he could get a few things in his inventory reorganized while he waited. About 20 minutes later he got a tell! From there, he met with the delivery boy /demon/whatever-you-want-to-call-it, and was immediately had to boast his 5 high level characters!

So, here’s another account of Toonstorm.com pulling through and a satisfied customer.

Buying Aion Accounts for Dummies

I just hope I don’t get sued for that title.

Hey everybody, I hope you’re all having the same lovely weather I am here. It’s been gorgeous, and the call of the wild is almost as strong as the call to play Aion these days.

Aion has really been picking up steam in the last few months, and the sub list just keeps on growing. A lot of newbies are finding their way into our world, which makes me really happy. More subs means more content down the road.

Some of these guys are MMO vets, some are complete newbs. The first group know the score, but the second… well, they make me a little nervous. People are less patient today, which is why there’s an industry that lets us buy Aion account instead of grinding for it. But if you don’t know what you’re doing, you can get in tons of trouble and pull others down with you. That’s why I’m going to share some tips today to help you keep that account.

First and foremost please, for the love of whatever you hold holy, keep your mouth shut about buying an account. Every MMO out there has a group of people dedicated to rooting out and banning EULA violators and Aion is no exception. Talking about it in open chat is a pure n00b move that will get you nailed ASAP. And that’s not just by the mods. Other players who take the game a little too seriously are more than happy to report you.

Another thing that people don’t think about is just how safe their transaction is. The last thing I need is to have some dimwit trying to drop off my buy while essentially shouting out to the world what he’s doing. That’s why I shop at places that carry a money-back guarantee. Check the one at Toonstorm if you need a good example. Sites that carry one are Billy Mays approved and do what they can so that you don’t get nailed. Otherwise, they lose money on the deal.

Last but not least, keep your amounts in line with what a character of your level would be making. Don’t be buying billions of kinah if you’re only level 12. It looks fishy, and that’s just the sort of thing that raises red flags all over the place. Safely buy Aion accounts!

Another New in buying Aion accounts Safely

Well, I knew it would happen eventually, but I was hoping I wouldn’t have to share one of these this early on.

I’ve mentioned scammers and such before, and in truth they aren’t that common. In this day and age it’s hard to pull off a scam over the internet because there are so many consumer protections in place. Credit cards have protections against identity theft, Paypal is an amazingly secure little place to do transaction, and some companies are even putting in scam protection for ebay shoppers and the like. Good, legitimate sites, no matter what you’re buying will take plenty of steps to make sure that you’re well taken care of and have nothing to worry about. Even sites like Amazon.com, who are just the **30** for variety places,are really anal about the people they work with.

We’re in a special category of that sort of thing, though. There’s no official support for what we do, so if anything happens to our money, we’re mostly on our own. NCSoft certainly won’t be helping us out. That means we have to use whatever else we have at our disposal to keep safe. Well, someone I know pretty well through Aion wasn’t thinking along these lines last week when he decided to buy Aion account from a site he’d found.

Those of you who have been paying attention the last couple of posts will love this: it was the first site he found when he searched for a place to buy, he didn’t take any time to read any reviews or do any other sort of research, and they asked for a money order instead of anything else.

Another tip-off should have been their claims. They were talking Aion accounts for $15, which just doesn’t have an equivalent in the market. There is no way you can convince me that was legit, but I’m an old hand at this.

So he hopped on and set up the buy, then sent a money order away. They said he’d hear from them in 2 days to confirm his character name and set up the drop. Over the next 2 days, he got tons of emails, but none of them had anything to do with buy Aion accounts. To this day there’s been no further contact, and the site itself has been shut down, so it’s going to be impossible to trace.

Please, please, please be careful out there. Stay safe until next time.

Some Tips in Buying WoW Accounts

Hey out there everybody!
Last time I told you about a nasty experience a friend of mine had getting scammed by a bogus site. It got me thinking that I should help you guys identify some of the legit and scam sites out there so that you can avoid the same fate.
These are just hints and tips that i keep in mind when I’m out making a buy.
First and foremost, I try to spend my money locally. No I don’t mean go buy wow accounts down at the local coffee shop. I mean try to keep the transactions within the same country your servers are located. If you’re in Korea, buy from Korea. Where I’m in the us, I only buy from US sites. This can sometimes be hard to determine, but usually sites will have an About Us link where they can make a big deal out of being US based.
Another thing that i won’t do without is a money-back guarantee. Some sites don’t bother with these, but the best sites, Accounts.net  always have and will. We kinda take these for granted in the age of Billy Mays (rest his noisy soul), but they mean that the company is willing to put their money where their mouth is to protect you.}
Another major thing to pay attention to is how they want you to make payments. If a place claims to not use Paypal or credit cards for “safety reason”, they’re full of it. They just don’t want that kind of payment because consumers have recourse to get their money back that way. While Western Union is a fine company, my buddy learned that it’s best to not do business over the net that way.
A final thing to watch out for is outside reviews. Before you commit to a site, look them up at places like toonstorm. Good companies are ranked there toonstorm, and you can be sure that any place that warrants that kind of attention has established themselves enough to be legit.
That’s all for this time. Next time I’ll share a few tips on things that will help keep you safe from the GMs after you’ve bought your buy wow accounts. Until then, take it easy!.

How to avoid scams and buy WoW accounts Safely

Well, here we are again everyone giving tips to make the best of your mmo gaming experience. I was hoping to have another review for you today, but things kinda fell through. A good friend of mine was planning on making a buy, but he had to cancel because of a funeral he had to go to. He said he’d catch up with me later for that buy so i could write up another review for you guys.

Anyway, with that out, I’ve decided to do something else for my post today. It’s really easy for people like me to put out review info and tell you what we think of various sites, but it’s entirely another for you guys to go out and make that decision for yourselves. I’ve recommended Toonstorm.com a couple of times already, because they’ve been a great place to buy WoW accounts before, but that’s just my experience. So what I want to do today is share with you the things I keep in mind when shopping for WoW accounts.

One thing that i find tends to point to a less-reliable company is when they won’t make their verification calls to a cell phone. In my experience, companies that only call a landline are going to sell that number as soon as you’re off the line. They just shill out to telemarketers after that. I actually prefer using live chat to verify my order rather than waiting for a call. It takes less time and gets you the same information. Plus, places that use a live chat option tend to be better established, which means better prices and way better service. The one at Toonstorm.com is almost seamless, which is a nice touch.

Another thing to look for when you’re shopping around is a good old fashioned money-back guarantee. If they don’t make with the Billy Mays, they aren’t as likely to take care of you if something goes wrong with the drop. We don’t usually think about this sort of thing, but it’s more important than most people realize. Check out if it’s there, if not - split.

Anyway, I hope this helps a little. Be safe in buying wow accounts.

Rules To Live By When Buying Diablo 3 Accounts

Hey there again folks. Hope everybody out there is doing well and keeping warm.

Today I wanted to share some little tips and tricks that have helped me avoid some of the dangers of buying Diablo 3 characters. While most of us are honest, law-abiding citizens (EUA’s not withstanding), there are more than a few people out there willing to bleed us dry with scams. This post is geared towards helping you avoid some of those places.

The first thing that I look for when I’m going to buy Diablo 3 account is whether or not they have a money-back guarantee. People take these things for granted because every infomercial out there has one and they don’t use it. The thing is, in this arena it can protect you from all sorts of trouble. Places like Toonstorm who have one stand to lose the transaction if they do something stupid like bring a GM down on you, so they take extra precautions to keep that from happening.

Another thing I look at is outside reviews. It’s easy for a site to flood their own message boards with positive comments from fake people. The best thing to do is type the URL into Google and start scanning through the different posts that come up. Along with this, the best legit sites have a Bizrate rating. Toonstorm and a few others are known there with excellent ratings. It’s really good to get that third party info.

Avoid places that won’t take credit cards or paypal. While they claim it’s for your protection, it’s really an easy way to scam you. Once payments made via western union or money order are cashed, they have no incentive to live up to their end of the bargain. They’ll just get enough of them, close the site, and move on to another place to do it again.

Above all, when you find a really good place out there, don’t make a big deal out of it. So is bragging to everyone in game about the buy. GMs and uptight players are always happy to pay you a visit about that buy. At the least your character will disappear and you’ll get a warning. But they might just decide to ban you altogether, so keep it all under your hat.

Some Friendly Advice When you Buy Aion Accounts

Today would be a good day to give some shopping hints for when you want to buy Aion Account. Account shopping can be hazardous if you don’t know some of the signs of a scam. That’s why I’d like to share with you a few things that I keep in mind while shopping.

Item the first: Do some homework. These days you really can’t be too careful with your money and one of the biggest favors you can do yourself is to know just who you’re giving it to. Run a basic search on the url to see what kinds of reviews come up. If you find the same sorts of things I found on the site my friend used, it’s pretty obvious that you wouldn't want their accounts. Also, if you don’t find any reviews at all, be exceedingly careful. Those can go either way, so wait until something is reported by them. You can always check sites like Bizrate or the BBB, too. Sites rated there are legit at the very least.

Item the second: look for a money-back guarantee. This is something that’s really easy to take for granted nowadays. We’ve been hearing about these things for so long on infomercials that we don’t even think anything about it. But when a site carries one of them, it means their willing to put your security first. site that have an MBG consistently get better reviews and have way fewer problems with supply and, usually, better prices.

Item the third: Don’t trust any place that won’t take credit cards or paypal. If they’re asking for a money order or check, it’s because they want something that can’t be traced easily or cancelled. If you send a money order, the second it’s cashed they can do whatever they want. It’s kind of like buying stuff on ebay. You’re taking a big risk that they’ll actually come through with the goods. When it pans out, you’re in great shape, but when it doesn’t you’ll be tearing your hair out. Toonstorm.com is one of a few places that offer this little insurance policy. It’s just a matter of them caring enough about you and your new account to put their money on the line for it.

Item the fourth: Use common sense. I probably shouldn’t have to say it, but it’s easy to get excited when you’ve found a good deal. Make sure that their claims match up with other sites out there. If they’re claims are too good to be true, then it’s probably a scam, or at the least they aren’t very safe.

Keep these things in mind and you should be fine. Be safe when you buy aion account.

Simple Guides on How to Safely buy Aion account

I trust the current semester isn’t giving anyone too much grief. And I know you’re spending your valuable free time studying, not playing Aion, right?

Riiiiiiiiiight…

This time around, I wanted to spend a few minutes doing what I do with most of my time: teach. I want to share a few little tricks of the trade that I’ve come across when buying Aion account. It can be risky business if you’re not careful and you stand to lose not only your cash, but your character as well. That’s the last thing I’d care to see happen, so I’d like to spend this post prepping you to avoid that situation.

One of the biggest mistakes a person can make when they start to buy Aion account is to make a fuss about it. GMs and teachers alike love the kind of person who isn’t quite with it enough to not cause trouble when the disciplinary committee is right behind them. People who blab about how much cheap accounts the just bought are going to have that stripped and their account suspended at best. At worst, they’ll decide to make an example of you and shut you down completely. This is bad for all of us because it means that GMs will be on the alert for any suspicious behavior for a while afterwards. So please, keep it to yourself. Also, watch out for scams. There are a lot of tell-tale signs that the place you’re shopping at isn’t legit, so I’m only going to cover a couple right now.

First, watch out for any place that won’t accept Paypal or credit cards. If they only want things like money orders or Western Union wires, they’re almost certainly fake. Those sorts of transactions aren’t traceable, so once the money is out the door they have no reason to worry. They’ll just take the cash and run. What you should do is only shop at a site with a legitimate money back guarantee. I will special mention Toonstorm.com in which has one, which is why I feel safe shopping there. They will take every order seriously and make sure that you get what you paid for.

I’m going to cut this off for now. I’ll give you a few more tips next time. Until then, good luck, and buy Aion account safely!

Some Hints When Buying Diablo 3 Accounts

Howdy, y’all!

I got a couple emails from you guys this last week that got me thinking. I know the blog isn't that old, so it’ll take time to get going and get a little variety in here, but I’ve had a limited selection of sites to work with thus far. Then the old “give a man a fish/teach a man to fish” proverb came back to me and I realized that one of the best things I can do for you is to tell you just how it is I pick a site to buy from. There are more sites and ways to go about buying Diablo 3 accounts than I can even count, with only some of them being legit.

So, without further ado, here are some of the things that you can do to keep yourself safe and well stocked when you buy Diablo 3 accounts:

Something that should be obvious about buying a character is that it isn’t exactly sanctioned by the game’s creators (otherwise they’d sell it themselves), so bragging about it in open chat or an official forum is not the greatest idea in the world. You will be caught, your account will be taken, and you will face either suspension or a ban. With this, make sure wherever you’re buying from has enough brainpower to realize that this is a bad idea as well. The last thing anyone needs is someone coming up to them saying “i haz ur account” in full view of everyone else.

Another good idea is to look for a money-back guarantee. This ties in with my previous point because it puts their profits on the line if they aren’t careful. Toonstorm.com is one of these places, and they will make good on it if they have to. Of course, since they don’t want to make good on it, they just make sure they get it right the first time.

Also, check out any site that you want to buy from independently before you actually make the buy. Try to look them up on Bizrate, or at least google them and see what comes up. Read the forum posts and decide for yourself if it seems trustworthy enough to drop your money on. You can learn a lot that way, particularly if a site is a nasty scam.

Anyway, here’s your fishing rod, so good luck. You can also check this site if you'd like to buy SWTOR account. 

Later!

More Infos on How to Safely Buy WoW Accounts

All these stuff I will tell you about is all good info, but it mostly pertains to you, as the wow accounts consumer, after you’ve made the buy. I never mentioned how to safely get yourself to that point in the first place. There’s a lot that can go wrong in the time leading up to a delivery that is just as important as protecting your accounts afterwards.So that’s the plan for today: I’m going to show you how to find a good seller so when you buy wow accounts, your worry-free.

First and foremost, do your homework. And no, I really don’t care about your algebra. What i mean is research a site thoroughly before you buy from them. There are tons of scams that pop up all over the place. Any one of them can bilk you, so you need to make sure that the folks you’re dealing with have a solid reputation. Use sites like Bizrate, where longstanding companies like Toonstorm.com have been ranked. Or at least google the website to see what comes up on third-party sites like mine.

Next, make sure they carry a money-back guarantee. This is bigger than you would think. We’ve taken in for granted thanks to the millions of infomercials that are out there, but if a site has one, it means they’re willing to put their profits on the line to make sure you’re happy. You’re far less likely to have delivery problems with one of these sites than any other.

Also, try to buy locally. No, mom and pop stores aren’t carrying wow accounts for sale on the shelves. What I’m getting at is keep it stateside if at all possible. For those of you who may not remember, a while back, in a little game called World of Warcraft, there was a patch. This patch, 3. 1, dropped some amazing new software that snagged hundreds, if not thousands, of Chinese based gold farmers in a nasty little net and got them all banned. This also let to retribution against the players who were using their services. Since then companies are using that sort of tech all over the place. Sites in the US don’t run the same sort of policies the Chinese ones were, so they aren’t as obvious for the GMs to nail.

Anyway, enjoy the game. I’ll catch up with you later.

A Good Place To Buy SWTOR Credits

My Sith Inquisitor is coming along nicely levels-wise.  The only problem is the same sort of thing that players deal with on any MMO.  All of the good stuff is just so expensive and it takes too long to make enough credits to get all of it!  All of the good stuff is just so expensive and it takes too long to make enough credits to get all of it! I’m going to try and buy SWTOR credits for sale at a site I've already trusted.

You guys must have heard about Toonstorm.com from my past posts, but I suppose some of you haven’t tried it out just yet. I wanted to get a feel for the different sites out there. The main concern I had with a lot of the places out there was that they just didn’t seem legit. They were either really vague about when they’d deliver the goods, or the delivery times were extremely long, or they were too fast to be safe. I’m all for quick delivery, but too quick can get you some unwanted attention. 

One thing they offered that caught my attention was a money-back guarantee. That put my mind at ease right away. Any place that offers one of those isn’t just going to take your money and run. The delivery times were really good, and the prices were excellent. Right now, for example, you buy SWTOR account and, the prices are even better if you buy the whole account.  After placing the order, I hopped into the live chat for verification. They told me my order would be ready in about an hour, which was really reasonable. Imagine my surprise when I got a message about 20 minutes later to come collect my goods! And again, Toonstorm.com did a fantastic job.

Later gamers!

The Evil is Back! A Buy Diablo 3 Account Review for Newbies

A good friend of mine has decided it’s high time that he supplement his dwindling funds and buy diablo 3 account so that he could be ready for the upcoming levels.

See, he’s been moving up the levels pretty slowly as of late (that whole real life thing getting in the way), but is finally ready to jump in again. However, he’s realized that his gear is completely out of date. Plus, when he last played he was really low on supplies, so he’s not in the best position to be doing any adventuring.

So he got in touch with me and asked me to give him a hand in the hunt. The first thing we did was to run a quick google search for buy diablo 3 account and the hunt was on.

We weeded out a few sites that were obviously bogus. They were promising cheap diablo 3 accounts and would deliver it “within two weeks”, that sort of thing. Next we decided that we’d like to avoid Chinese sites. He nearly got burned in the WoW 4.3 patch thing, so he’s been a little gushy ever since.

Finally, after all of that the sites we had left were few, and they all seemed to have roughly the same pricing and delivery times. From there it was matter of looking at the feed back. We searched each one, and were looking into different reviews. The site that came out the clear winner was Toonstorm.com .

He placed his order and hopped into their live chat to see how that worked out. A rep was right with him and went through the motions of verifying his info and making sure everything was on the up and up. Then they said that the order would be ready in about an hour.

He logged on and started to make a shopping list for himself so that he’d be ready when the account came in. He’d worked at that for about 30 minutes when he got a message to meet. He headed out and grabbed his goods. He was really happy to get it so much faster than expected. With all of it he was able to get himself outfitted so he could safely do some gaming and build up his stockpile again.

Another good  buy diablo 3 account review this time around. Tune in next time.

How to Buy or Sell WoW Accounts and a Quick Review

Well, wow accounts has been out for so long now and it’s really done well for itself. Slowly and surely it’s gaining tons of new members. Of course, this means a lot of people coming online with the plan to buy or sell wow accounts. This can be a good deal since it makes for some competition out there. Unfortunately, if these new folks aren’t careful, they’ll bring the GMs down on us all. While what we do isn’t bothered with too terribly much, the Gms aren’t going to miss an obvious chance to take a few of us down.

This means I need to do a little preventative medicine to avoid having to worry about the whole thing altogether. So here are some ideas and things to keep in mind to keep yourself safe when buying and selling wow accounts. You’ll be doing yourself and the rest of us a huge favor.
Major item numero uno is to keep quiet about the fact that you’re buying wow accounts. Sure I’ve listed my server here, but do you see anything else that could point back to me? Not even close. Take the same attitude before, during, and after a wow accounts buy. Yeah, it’s really cool that you scored millions of wow accounts for no real work, but the GMs are monitoring the chat channels and will gladly take it away if they catch you talking about it.

Along with this, make sure that the site you buy from has the sense to send intelligent delivery boys. While it’s funny to see just how quiet a chat channel can get when someone posts “WERE GY WANT BUY WoW Accounts?!?!?!SELL or Buy WoW Accounts GUY HEREZ?” it’s a sure way to find more trouble than you want. An easy way to avoid this is to only buy from sites with a money-back guarantee. Toonstorm.com has one, as do most reputable sites.
Only sell wow accounts from trusted sellers. This should be obvious, but it can be hard to tell just what constitutes a good site. Look at the layout of the site to make sure it’s of decent quality, check sellwowaccounts.com for their rankings, or google the site to make sure that it comes back with positive reviews from 3rd party sites like mine.

I have more tidbits that I’ll want to share with you, but it’ll have to wait for another time.

How We’re Going To Buy SWTOR Credits

Today I wanted to lay out some info I meant to give you last time. I feel that it’s important to have some sort of structure when you’re reviewing something like I will be here. It doesn’t make sense to just toss out my opinion without any sort of plan to why I’m saying what I’m saying. So, I really want to tell you just what I’m going to be basing my reviews on.

First, I really want to emphasize prices. I’m not made of money just like most of us out there. With that in mind, I want to make sure I’m getting the most I can for my money.

Second, I’m going to look at safety. No, I’m not worried about stapler accidents! What I mean is just how safe is a site’s delivery methods? Are they putting you at risk of being banned because they don’t take the time to do the job properly? Or worse yet, not care once they have your money? A big factor in this is going to be whether or not they have a money-back guarantee, like Toonstorm.com does. That was something I failed to mention last time, but is super important in this line of business.

Third, I’ll focus on delivery speed. I don’t know about the rest of you, but I don’t want to spend weeks on end waiting for my SWTOR credits for sale. If I didn’t mind waiting, I would just be grinding the stuff in the first place!

Finally, customer service will be examined. Just how good or awful are their people? I will look at how easy it is to get ahold of someone at a site and whether or not they actually help me. A pet peeve of mine is talking to someone who has no real understanding of what their selling because it’s just a paycheck to them. A major factor in this is whether or not the company is based in the US. As much as I love other countries, the people in them don’t often understand American culture and it makes working with them difficult. That’s why I made a point to mention that Toonstorm is 100% US based last time I posted.

So, there you have it. Next time, I’ll want to share some tips on what you can do to protect yourself when you buy SWTOR credits for sale.

Some more Hints to Buy Aion Accounts Without Scams

I hope everybody’s having a great time on Spring Break. Take it easy, though. I’d like to see everyone back in classes in one piece. Until then, have fun and play plenty of Aion! For the record in time, I want to share a few more hints about what to watch out for when you’re shopping so you don’t get robbed or banned.

In addition I want to stress out some details here, there are some really simple tell-tale signs that can point to an unreliable site. You see, I prefer to buy locally (a difficult thing to do on the internet, but there are sites that do let you know where they’re based) which means in the US for me. This isn’t due to intense patriotism or ethnocentrism. It’s just that US based sites have been more reliable in my experience than any others I’ve used. Besides, no one wants to get nailed for Chinese buy Aion account sellers like happened to so many people in WoW. If you’re looking at a site that looks poorly made and the grasp of English is below that of a 5th grader, it may be best to move on. On the other hand, sites like Toonstorm.com are quite proud of being in the US.

Another thing to use is good old fashioned common sense. This is one of those things that you just can’t teach, but I’m still going to try. You really need to double-check that a sites’ claims are really and truly feasible. If someone is offering you high level Aion account for 10 bucks with a promise of delivery within the next couple of weeks, odds are you’ll never see that Aion account or that site again. Avoid vague promises of delivery. If they won’t give you something concrete then they really don’t have any plans of giving you anything.

I also really like a site that will make a confirmation call of some sort to make sure that you are who you claim to be. Plus, then you can get more concrete details about when they plan on delivering. If they have live chat, even better.

Well, that’s enough for me. I know a guy who’s planning on buying some accounts next week, so I’ll see if I can tag along on the buy and write a review. Be sure use the tips in here and buy Aion accounts safely from now on.

Rift Review

Hello! I hope everyone is doing well right now.
Someone I usually party with is, and really got into the whole thing. He sent enough of the silly things that they completely tapped themselves out of rift . When he realized this, he asked if I would come with him to grind some cash. Naturally, I just suggested that he buy some instead, and he let me tag along via skype so that I could review it for the blog.


So, off we went to google, hoping to find a good deal. After screening out the obvious scams, we found a few places that looked okay. He was about to settle on one, but I told him to check some outside reviews first. We did and were shocked at what we found. It turns out the site had been dead for weeks now, but they never took it down. The payments weren’t going through, so nobody was getting shafted, but still! Thankfully, I’m familiar with the site host they used so I was able to send a few emails and it got pulled later that day.
Now my friend was a little gunshy about the whole thing, so I steered him to the site I use. I let him know about my experiences with Toonstorm.com and he was happy enough with that to give it a try.


He was really pleased with the prices they were offering and made a buy for 5 million to pad him until he had some more time to play. He waited for the verification call, which only took about 5 minutes. After talking to the guy for about 5 minutes (he wanted to be completely sure that they would be careful not to get him in trouble with the GMs), he logged on to wait for the drop. That only took about 10 more minutes, which was really great. From start to finish, the whole transaction took about 30 minutes.
He was really happy with the whole experience Toonstorm provided. He said he would definitely buy  rift account from them again.

A Good Site to Buy SWTOR Account

Life snuck up on me and kept me out of town for a while. Normally that isn’t a big deal, but where I was the only ‘net access I had was dial-up. I didn’t even know that really existed anymore! But I’m back home now and ready to pick up where I left off: finding you the best deals on WoW for US servers.

My review will be a site that comes highly recommended by some friends of mine who have used it in the past. It’s called Toonstorm.com, and it has a really good reputation from what I’ve been able to learn.  They are 100% US based, so none of the Asian gold farmers that everyone heard about when WoW did their crackdown.  The prices look to be in the same range as everywhere else I look, and they claim to have really good delivery times.  I’m going to put this to the test today.

Okay, it’s been about 5 minutes since i placed the order and I just got my verification call. The guy I’m speaking with is really friendly (turns out he plays too) and is pretty obviously American. No accent or anything! He just told me that my order would be ready in about 20 minutes, so i should log in around then like the website says.

I’m not terribly patient, so I’m going to log in now and see just how long this takes.

Well, it’s only been 15 minutes and I already have my message and goods!

Well, I have to say I’m really impressed with Toonstorm.com.  They seem like a great place to buy WoW accounts. Will have to check the site next time, for I'm planning to try out Star Wars: The Old Republi, I may buy SWTOR account from them as well. 

A Second Hand WoW Account Review

Someone I know was looking into buying a WoW account recently and came to talk to me about it since they know I do that from time to time. I’d really been hoping for this to come up because I’m finding myself low on discretionary income these days and haven’t been able to make a buy myself.

Thankfully, he’d just gotten his tax return and was looking to make a quick buy so that he’d be ready for the upcoming months. Plus, he let me tag along for the ride and give him some hints about shopping.

We started things out in good ol’ Google, doing a basic search for places to buy WoW accounts. Of course there were thousands of hits, which meant a world of time digging through garbage to find good sites. We were able to weed out a few that were obvious Chinese farmers (while I don’t have any specific problem with them, he got nailed in the WoW 3.1 patch deal and is gunshy). From there we also avoided any places that didn’t have money-back guarantees. That left us with only a few sites.

One of them looked really good, but he was against it. Two other sites turned out to be overseas as well. Then we came to another one that I’m familiar with, and I know is based in the us. He was sold immediately on Toonstorm.com. He made the purchase and waited for about 3 minutes to get his confirmation call. After speaking with someone in Cleveland, he was pleasantly surprised to find out that the delivery would only take about an hour.

He hopped on and started to monitor as what they recommended. He also started getting a list made of things he wanted. He didn’t have as much time as he wanted for that because it only took about 25 minutes before he got the message to meet. After that it was a simple matter to pick up his goods and walk away that much richer.

Overall, he was really happy with his experience. Yay Toonstorm.com!.

How to Sell WoW Account

Someone I've played with before, not one of my good friends, but a friend-of-a-friend-of-a-friend sort of acquaintance, just had his account suspended the other day. He'd sell WoW account at a new site thinking he'd save a few bucks, but it ended up biting him really badly. The delivery boy was not careful at all and his actions caught the attention of the GMs. I don't know the specifics, but I do know he's out for the next couple of months.

With that in mind, I thought I'd share a few tips to keep you safe after you've made a buy.

First off, only trust sites with a money-back guarantee. These sites are willing to put their money in jeopardy when working with you to make sure that you're as safe as possible. If you want an example of a good one, check the one at Sell WoW Account. Nice and clear cut.

Another thing to keep in mind is that the GMs are always paying attention Their whole job is to catch people who are abusing or taking advantage of the system, and they're good at it. Sure, their major targets are spammers and flamers, or those using bots, but they're just as happy to bust one of us. So keep it on the DL. Even if they somehow miss your comment, someone else will catch it and report you with the same results.

Another big thing that people don't think of is doing homework. I know none of us like that word, but it is really important if you're going to do this safely. If you're going to sell WoW account, make sure that you know how. Jump on sites like this or others to find out the best sites and safest practices. You wouldn't go skydiving without an instructor the first time, so keep your character safe by learning from others before jumping in yourself.

The reason I get worried about this sort of thing is pretty simple. Once enough people get caught, the developers will figure a way to make some sort of sweeping move to get the rest of us. As long as we're safe, they leave us alone.

Hello and Welcome To Toonstormer's Lair Blog

Hey, how’s everyone doing?

This is the first post in my new blog on where and how to buy gaming accounts for your coolest mmorpg gaming experience!

First, a little about myself.  I work IT for a firm in the midwest (sorry I have to be so vague.  they hate when I get specific about anything when I’m not at work) and have been a long time MMO player.  I was into Diablo series before Diablo was big until now, and have tried out just about every other MMO since then.  When SWTOR came out in December, I was absolutely amazed with just how far things had come since the old days.  Since then, I’ve been plugging steadily away at my ranger, and have finally hit higher level.  It’s slow going since my day job sometimes requires me to be on-call in the evenings, but it’s been worth it.

One thing that I’ve noticed about Star Wars The Old Republic is that it falls into a trap that most MMO’s do.  In order to get the best gear out there, you have to spend all of your time grinding out the money.  Rift did it, WoW does it, Aion does it, so it’s not like there wasn’t a precedent.  It’s just kind of annoying is all.  I don’t care just how much time you have to play, no one wants to spend all of their time running the same pointless route to make enough money for one high-end item and then have to do it all over again for the next one.

So, a couple of months ago, I decided to try a new method.  I had been able to buy golds/accounts and other such things online before, so I figured I’d try it out for Star Wars, too.  As luck would have it, places have already jumped on and are waiting to sell you their star wars accounts!

One place I’ve used before is Toonstorm.com.  I really like them, and I’ll tell you why in my next post with a full on review.  I did want to mention them right now because they’re offering 10% off purchases on special events or releases, so it’s the best time to buy star wars account for sale.

Catch you on the flipside!