dont do it all th web sites for power lvling are bad i know i ve got really high lvled chars.they take all ur money and sell all of ur golds nad they sell every thing that u wear so dont do it i ve checked and all of the sites are bad
ps got 63 druid 38 pala on my account
krayzwytie on
August 27, 2010 4:11 am
here’s what you do…
1) log on
2) select your character
3) sit your ass down and actually PLAY the friggin game the way it’s SUPPOSED to be played
did you ever stop to wonder why blizzard bans power leveling? must be a reason…
CHEATERS SUCK
woodmutt on
August 27, 2010 4:46 am
None of them are safe.
Powerleveling (paying somebody to level your character) is against Blizzards TOU. They have gotten very good at catching this and will ban your account. Not only would this cause you not to be able to access any character on the account, but it would also waste the money you had spent.
If for some reason Blizzard doesnt catch you, the powerleveling company could outright steal your account or hack it at a later time. The sites that facilitate this sort of thing are often loaded with keyloggers so even just visiting them could have negative results. No powerleveling company is safe.
If you value your account, I would refrain from this activity. You might also read this statement from Blizzard:
Exactly what the other posters have already said, stay away from power leveling services.
The thing to do to really invest your time properly is to learn to level efficiently. but stay away from the older leveling guides like joanas guide etc, these pdf guides were good back in the day but they are getting older and are outdated.
If you really want to level efficiently, my advice is to use an in-game leveling system. These are 100% legal and sit right inside your game and you’ll have all the questing and leveling info you need right there like a map mod.
I use one and was amazed at how much easier and faster it is to level. You can find reviews of some of the better ones over at
Jennifer B on
August 27, 2010 5:32 am
i play in a large guild and many times we do have to level up our alts but its a real time sink to do that in World of Warcraft. we tried some sites as a guild and yes all of them are not good and got us banned
BUT we found a US American company a few months ago when they were featured in a documentary about virtual worlds. They are excellent in keeping our accounts safe when it comes to power leveling new characters for our guild alts. The name of the company is Yeh! for Games, Inc. and they are located in Nevada in the USA. They have a real office and everything and registered with the US business bureau so everything is legitimate. Never once have my guildmmates gotten banned or lost anything from using their power leveling service. We actually just reserved space for their Wrath of the Lich King leveling promotion to level 80 since a lot of us want to get to level 80 first so we can get to the end-content as a guild first so we can continue running our weekly guild raids. Hope this answers your question, i wouldn’t go with other sites if i were you…just too much risk involved.
dont do it all th web sites for power lvling are bad i know i ve got really high lvled chars.they take all ur money and sell all of ur golds nad they sell every thing that u wear so dont do it i ve checked and all of the sites are bad
ps got 63 druid 38 pala on my account
here’s what you do…
1) log on
2) select your character
3) sit your ass down and actually PLAY the friggin game the way it’s SUPPOSED to be played
did you ever stop to wonder why blizzard bans power leveling? must be a reason…
CHEATERS SUCK
None of them are safe.
Powerleveling (paying somebody to level your character) is against Blizzards TOU. They have gotten very good at catching this and will ban your account. Not only would this cause you not to be able to access any character on the account, but it would also waste the money you had spent.
If for some reason Blizzard doesnt catch you, the powerleveling company could outright steal your account or hack it at a later time. The sites that facilitate this sort of thing are often loaded with keyloggers so even just visiting them could have negative results. No powerleveling company is safe.
If you value your account, I would refrain from this activity. You might also read this statement from Blizzard:
http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/basics/antigold.html
Exactly what the other posters have already said, stay away from power leveling services.
The thing to do to really invest your time properly is to learn to level efficiently. but stay away from the older leveling guides like joanas guide etc, these pdf guides were good back in the day but they are getting older and are outdated.
If you really want to level efficiently, my advice is to use an in-game leveling system. These are 100% legal and sit right inside your game and you’ll have all the questing and leveling info you need right there like a map mod.
I use one and was amazed at how much easier and faster it is to level. You can find reviews of some of the better ones over at
i play in a large guild and many times we do have to level up our alts but its a real time sink to do that in World of Warcraft. we tried some sites as a guild and yes all of them are not good and got us banned
BUT we found a US American company a few months ago when they were featured in a documentary about virtual worlds. They are excellent in keeping our accounts safe when it comes to power leveling new characters for our guild alts. The name of the company is Yeh! for Games, Inc. and they are located in Nevada in the USA. They have a real office and everything and registered with the US business bureau so everything is legitimate. Never once have my guildmmates gotten banned or lost anything from using their power leveling service. We actually just reserved space for their Wrath of the Lich King leveling promotion to level 80 since a lot of us want to get to level 80 first so we can get to the end-content as a guild first so we can continue running our weekly guild raids. Hope this answers your question, i wouldn’t go with other sites if i were you…just too much risk involved.