So I have ALOT of gold between servers and i have not played for many years.
Is there any way to transfer them between?
Any binds to battle.net account i can buy and sell on a different server?
So I have ALOT of gold between servers and i have not played for many years.
Is there any way to transfer them between?
Any binds to battle.net account i can buy and sell on a different server?
Battle pets. You have to compare prices between the servers and some might take a while to sell but it's doable.
1 - pay : transfer guild bank
2 - don't pay :
fast way : find someone who is interested in exchanging gold
slow way : cage and resell tcg pets
Really wish they would just account-bind all gold on the same faction. At least between characters on the same server..
Thank you, ill try the battle-pets way
Usually u want your money on ur own server. So i assume u know some people there. Some of this guys probably use gold to buy gametime tokens. So you just need to tell them, you will give them the money on a different server (where u have the gold), where they just create a level 1 char to buy their token with the money you give them.
And in return they will give you the ammount back (- 5 %) on your server.
Thats what i thought i would do if i have to transfer a lot of gold without paying for a transfer.
Between server, per faction is as far as it should ever go.
If that is arguably even a good idea.
Faction imbalance is why it should not happen cross-faction.
And then economy differences due to population or other issues is why it should not be cross-server.
As Peeb described, pets are the very account-bound resellable that was being asked for.
Why would it be a bad idea to have gold shared between characters on the same faction on the same server? There is literally no limit to how you can mail this gold between characters, it's just a massive inconvenience if you have several characters/alts you use regularly.
If you plan to abandon one of them, you could always just buy battle pets and mounts to actually HAVE. You could also use that gold for game play tokens. So you don't really have to worry about transferring it and still get some use out of it. When you get down to the last few K, just buy duplicates of some battle pets, i guess. If you really care about that last 10-20K.
You can buy items to sell (like expensive mounts) on your server, then character transfer and sell them on the AH. Or, if you were to wait until the Easter holiday again you can buy the golden eggs or whatever they're called. You lose a bit of gold on the transfer but it bypassing the transfer gold cap as well and you don't have to rely on anyone buying your stuff.
But yeah if you just need a starting flow of gold, battle pets are always the way to go.
Transferring a guild bank is currently the only feasible and safest way to transfer larger amounts of gold to another server/faction.
The pet method will only work if your destination or source server is not dead (or close to), and even if you transfer between high pop realms it's quite tedious to transfer millions that way (the market for the high value pets is rather small, and the 5-10k pets usually fluctuate in price and even there you cannot just flood the market).
The cheapest way would be to find someone on your destination server who wants to trade, but again this only works if your source server is not close to empty. And it's not safe, I am not sure if GMs would interfere if he doesn't give you the money back on the other server (they very likely will, but for sure it's gonna be some hassle, and in the result you will probably just get your gold back on the source server).
How is faction imbalance an issue when the AH is shared between the factions? Doesn't that dictate that both factions are theoretically the same economy? I've always thought this was an example of how stupid it is that I have to enlist the help of a friend's account to transfer items between my Horde and Alliance alts. What's the point? The very fact that I'm using the AH to transfer stuff between factions negates the whole argument for not being able to do so in the first place...