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.

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.

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 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!.