SwagVault Powerleveling: Buy Gold at Your Own Risk
DISCLAIMER: Buying gold in World of Warcraft is unsafe, against the terms of service, and a generally bad practice for any WoW player. The author in no way condones buying WoW gold.
One of the hardest things to do in World of Warcraft is earn gold. You either have to farm for endless hours to get enough resources (ore, skins, herbs, etc) that you can sell on the auction house, or you have to farm instances and mobs to try to get BoE items you can sell for large amounts of gold.
Basically, your life becomes dedicated to farming. As a consequence, many WoW players look for the easy way out - gold buying.
Now, there are many different services out there that will let you buy gold in WoW. One of these, which is probably the most well known and notorious, is Swagvault. This company has been known to scam buyers out of their money. This is common among gold-selling programs, however. They're usually run by shady providers - the service itself violates the terms of service, and can put your account at risk. Very often, buying gold will get you banned.
The safer way is to avoid Swagvault's powerleveling and gold buying services and earn gold legitimately and safely on your own. With just a little bit of dedicated time and effort, you can learn the best places to farm for resources on your server, how to use the server's economy to your advantage (commonly known as "playing the AH"), and how to legitimately earn gold through real, proven WoW techniques that won't in any way compromise your account.
By learning exactly where to farm and what mobs you should grind, you'll be able to earn 500+ gold per hour. Depending on how much time you have to grind, that means more than 1000g per day. The best advice? Avoid Swagvault and every shady powerleveling and gold-selling service out there. Earn gold on your own, safely, and don't put your account at risk.
