World Of Warcraft
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You can use the [email protected] if u don't believe me.Originally posted by True_Xerion:ummm .... i think u'd better go read ur validity lol! the 60-day timecard is valid for exactly 60 days after it is activated. The reason you are probably still able to log in is because when you purchase the game, it come with an initial 30 day access!
For the collector edition, there is also an additional 10 day guest pass which works as a 2nd CD key, effectively you can create 2 accounts with 1 purchase. hope this clarifies things a lil bit.
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so can u direct me to the webpage ?Originally posted by Bronze:You can use the [email protected] if u don't believe me. -
Email their wow support and ask them more about the duration of payments. I can assure you that I'm right.Originally posted by BeEtHoVeN:so can u direct me to the webpage ? -
if the pre-paid game cards are what u say they are, den who in their right mind will use their credit cards to pay for WoW ? tink before u typeOriginally posted by Bronze:Email their wow support and ask them more about the duration of payments. I can assure you that I'm right.
still in my heart, i hope u are rite for obvious reasons -
For all that i've read about WoW and other Mmorpgs,
I've never heard of it being a 'phone-card' like system.
All the games that i've heard of, PristonTale(uh, not a lot more),
charges by month, and not hours played.
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still i wish for him to be right somehowOriginally posted by _Aaron_:For all that i've read about WoW and other Mmorpgs,
I've never heard of it being a 'phone-card' like system.
All the games that i've heard of, PristonTale(uh, not a lot more),
charges by month, and not hours played.
Otherwise they won't be making much money right..?
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yay finally hit 40 after 1 month of play! Pretty decent considering I've had to do all this via a cybercafe! Now to go gind another 50g for my mount
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