Warning From Buying Gold. I have some questions.

[Revo523]

So I recently purchased 50k gold from the highest rated seller reviewed here, and I checked my mail and I got a warning from Blizz about buying the gold. They didn't confiscate the gold, so I guess the gold I got was made legit with out robbing some poor guys account. Is there a safer way to purchase gold with out setting off some kind of trigger? The method we used to get the gold was face to face. I used to buy gold before and it was done VIA the auction house. I would list some items for x price and the gold seller would buy them. I never gotten a warning from doing it like that. Is there a safer method to purchase gold, or are all transactions risky by nature. Did I purchase too much that set off a trigger? Any help would be appreciated.

I also run a fishing bot. Are they watching my account now? Should I stop all botting activity for a while? If so about how long should I stop to make sure I'm in the clear. I always bot attended, and I make sure I take a break and go run a couple battle grounds or something and then resume botting. I like to think I'm not reckless running my bot. I do things to make it appear more human like. I only let it run for a few hours a few times a week.

[Freb]

have a guild, invite them to the guild and make them put the gold into the guild bank.

[Swoots]

It sometimes triggers if they give you gold and you don't give anything in return in the trade window, so if you buy gold through the trade method make sure you put up an item to give them as well.

[Revo523]

All very good suggestions thank you for the feedback guys. Its really appreciated!

[Freb]

It sometimes triggers if they give you gold and you don't give anything in return in the trade window, so if you buy gold through the trade method make sure you put up an item to give them as well.

It always triggers. Blizzard always look at larger transactions of gold in trade. The best way to do it (and also easiest) is just to invite them to your guild so they can put it in the bank.

That's also the way you do if you have botting account(s). You have a guild on your main account and invite the botting accounts to the guild so they can put in the gold and stuff, without blizz finding out through trade/in-game mail.

[Aceswild161]

I wouldn't worry to much about the trigger warning in my opinion, Both myself and my friend got one when he traded me 100k, both legit accounts with no prior issues. Just use the guild bank method or trade for an actual item.

[checatouk]

It sometimes triggers if they give you gold and you don't give anything in return in the trade window

[jermadrun]

i always use the auction house, never had any notices.