i'd be more worried about keyloggers if logging onto their servers. if they can put up a server, what about other people then?

spoke to a friend last night. her account got suspended for buying gold. Blizz will now not only ban gold farmers but people who buy gold from them. Same goes for people to paid for power-leveling services.

Deo, your main basis for the entire argument is that "I can do whatever I want and I will not get caught. Because I'm not the person providing the service. I'm just the customer. I'm also not in a country under their ToS so they cannot sue me".

This may not be the case. If you're playing on both legit and non-legit servers, when Blizzard does take over the server, they will get hold of the records of people who have signed up and check on their own system. And probably will banned your account as punishment.

Being in Malaysia also doesn't provide you anonymity, even if you did use a game-card. Since Blizz's changed their Terms of Service/Agreement to include in Singapore, it sounds like they're going to start hunting down botters/hackers in Malaysia.

Getting angry at Quazacolt's post doesn't change the fact that you were the one that threw the first punch, even though it's a different game altogether with a game company that has different ethics. Illegal servers are too risky to play on.

On the flipside, I see Quazacolt does speak like a hardcore raider that he admits to be : the no-nonsense type with strong words and says what he thinks is on his mind, irregardless whether it comes out harsh or not.

That's called Evasive Maneuvers.