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I came across something the other day that just shocked me. A World of Warcraft player has reached the gold cap limit with three different characters. I couldn’t believe that someone was becoming a millionaire in a video game.

With 35 active raiders chipping in weekly, my guild bank have around 9,000 gold, I thought that was a lot of gold… but 1 million gold? That’s 1,000,000 gold? I need to see some evidence before I believe that.

I did some research; I found a video through his website. It was shocking to see because it looked legit. I know about photoshopped screenshots and private servers, I couldn’t find any faults through close examination.

In the video, Ironforge was packed, there were people chatting in guild chat, general chat, there was even a person asking for a run through VC (yes I even examined the textual content of the chat in the video). I simply could not find any faults.

I still couldn’t believe it, but I had to accept somebody on a LIVE server has 1 million WoW gold.

It wasn’t just the video that intrigued me; his entire site grabbed my attention as well. The self-proclaimed WoW Millionaire is selling a gold guide which included all the gold secrets that he used

I had to know how he made so much gold. Out of 12 million subscribers, he must have done something that no one else have done. He must have some kind of secret… right?

Then a thought came over my mind, I’ve seen this kind of sales pages before, and they rarely end up to be what they claim to be. I was certainly intrigued, yes, but I wasn’t willing to fork over the cash yet at least not without a second opinion.

I did some research about this millionaire’s WoW strategy guide. After reading quite a few positive reviews, I was sold.

I bought the gold guide, I won’t be the next WoW millionaire, but this guide have certainly helped me farm gold much more efficiently.

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