I see, hope you getting better and better.

Regarding this "economy exploitation" suspension punishment really leave a bitter taste in my mouth. Like I mentioned above, I farm the mats when I needed, so I logged on my alt to do farming ores for hours. And no, I actually don't find farming is fun because spending hours taking the some route and doing the same thing again and again is really boring. But why I farm? Because I don't have 100,000 gold on my toons and can't buy off tons of mats that I needed from AH!

Wow is a nice game and that's why I came back after 9 months of break. I was very busy last year and until last month I got more time on my hand and so I decided to re-activate my wow and play wolk. But this suspension really hurt my confidence of this game. Because wow staff decided to treat a regular player like us as a farming and power-leveling bot as we tend to dedicate more time on our toons. It was so convenient for them just to shut players down for 3 days and later sent out a final warning email to those they believe are violated the term of use without any warning sign. I understand it's really hard to control and maintain balance with such a huge mmorpg like wow, but taking extra step to warn the players first of their sudden increase of activities like mining and herbing or sending large amount of gold to another toon on the same a/c (question: any wow terms of use states that sending large amount of gold to toons on same a/c will cause a/c suspension?) before punishing the regular players with 3 days suspension.

Blizzard really think they are gods now, don't they? In world of warcraft, yes. In real life, definitely not. Because in real life, a regular customer like me can decide to stop using any product or service if I think I've been treated unfairly or the product or service violated my consumer rights. Will I continue my subscription when it expires on November? Maybe, or maybe not.