TBC Anniversary gold and boosts: account and ban risks
Understand the distinction between TBC Anniversary compatibility, order protection and Blizzard's publisher rules.
Blizzard's EULA restricts sharing account access and paid in-game services. TBC Anniversary being a distinct version does not create an exemption. Consult the current agreement before considering an order. Official publisher policy.
Avoid a version mismatch
A TBC Anniversary offer should be assessed within that catalogue. An Era or retail listing may use the same broad words while serving a different character context. Check version and realm details first, especially when following an external search link with a shortened product title.
Read the quantity or progression range
For gold, verify the unit and selected amount. For leveling, reputation or professions, verify the actual starting and desired values. Defaults describe a configuration, not your account. Check that the scope matches your needs before comparing the final price with another offer.
Account control is not the whole safety question
Keeping your login private addresses one aspect of security. It does not automatically make paid assistance or currency trading permissible. Likewise, a seller offering a piloted arrangement cannot transfer away the account holder's exposure to publisher rules. Consider both the method and the policy.
Use evidence that answers the right question
Order records can help establish what was purchased and delivered. They cannot demonstrate that an account will remain unaffected in the future. Forum anecdotes also cannot provide a reliable probability of enforcement. Prefer the publisher's current terms for the rule and use marketplace records for transaction disputes.
Order records and publisher decisions
FullBoosts provides order status, chat and a review window. Keep the agreed scope on the order page and use the refund policy for delivery disputes. Those tools do not guarantee immunity from publisher penalties. Read the linked official policy again before acting because publishers can update their rules.
