Transfering gold to the opposite faction

[Kajmak4ee]

There are in-game means like auctioning an item at the Booty Bay auctioneer, letting a friend/guildie on the opposite faction buy it and then fronting them the same amount.

Since this isn't covered by the rules is this 100% legal or illegal assuming no scamming is done, or depends on individual judgement?

[Mkayla]

You can sell to anyone, including your opposite faction characters on the neutral AH, completely legit and free from concern. It's just a 15% tax. In the old days, if both characters were on the same account, we'd send an heirloom from ally to horde character and attach gold to the mail. Haven't tried it in a couple years though.

[akhetos1]

i think u can't be ban when u buy an item u have put in sell with ur other character.

But taxe are very high. I have transfered 80k, i lose 12k as tax :(


+ i tryied it u cant attach gold when u send heirloom