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1 28th April 03:36
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WOWPower Leveling 1-30 $69.99
WOWPower Leveling 1-40 $119.99
WOWPower Leveling 1-50 $175.99
WOWPower Leveling 1-60 $229.99
fast leveling up and cheap price.
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2 19th August 10:31
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On Fri, 05 May 2006 10:01:02 -0700, whnwyc inscribed to the world:
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Are powerleveling services like this really legitimate (I mean do they
really level characters for the price advertised, I mean I just can not
see how they can do it, considering all the hours of gameplay needed--
what are they paying illegal immigrants from South America like $2/hr to
play the game or what?)??
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3 19th August 10:31
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Shifts is the key. Three players take turns while leveling one
character, 24/7.

And no, illegal immigrants --or immigrants at all-- (what make you
think of that, or were you just trying to be funny?) has nothing to do
with it.
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4 19th August 10:31
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On Sun, 07 May 2006 14:51:41 -0700, David Collantes inscribed to the
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No meant to be demeaning, quite the opposite, I am concerned that yes
maybe illegal immigrants are being used as slave labor, $2/hr, to do this.
I just can not see how it could be done otherwise at a profit, considering
the massive hrs of play needed to convert a lvl 1 char to a lvl 60 char.
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5 20th August 12:24
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I don't see the point of a levelling service, really. The problem is
that there are always those people out there who are in a rush to get
from 1 to 60 but the problem is that they worry more about the
destination and not the journey. The difference between levelling a
character yourself and having it levelled for you is you don't learn
how to play the class. I realised this when the Test Server opened and
you could play a pregenerated level 60 of different classes and races.
I have a 60 paladin and I tried using a 60 shaman. I had NO clue about
how to use the bugger. Let's face it, there's going to be a period of
awkwardness and the reactions that you learn when playing the character
from 1 to 60 just aren't there. You don't have the ability to learn
your style.

In short, you're paying for a character that you don't know how to
play. Personally, I'd rather learn how to play the character and level
it myself.
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6 21st August 04:01
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On Sun, 07 May 2006 20:35:26 -0700, U-Boat inscribed to the world:
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Yes I was thinking the same thing the last 24 hrs, and that if I was
handed a lvl 60 char where would be the challenge and quests? I could roam
the lands, but the monsters would be like non-monsters. And if those
leveling services did all the quests during the leveling, what quests
would there be left for the char to do? I mean, what is beyond level 60 if
someone were to have a lvl 60 char handed to them?
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7 4th September 15:28
david collantes
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:-) The $1000 question :-)

1.- You can learn how to play the class.
2.- Battlegrounds (never ending fun).
3.- Reaching faction exalted status (all main and miscellaneous
factions, including battleground ones).
4.- Farm gear, items, formulas, schematics, etc.

New instances now, and coming up, expansion coming up... etc... WoW is
never ending!
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