Others are posting to the various forums reporting an ongoing trend, and asking anyone targeted by Blizzard to report the company's actions.  "My account for WoW has been closed down," wrote a player who goes by the screen name Shoot201 on the gamers' community site, Gamers Reunion. "Not with a warning. Not even temporarily banned. A series of forum posts "have been showing that a great number of innocent players are being banned in a whirlwind purge of Blizzard's," wrote tylerthedruid on WorldOfWar.net earlier this month. "For any players caught in this wave of bans by accident, please file a report with" the Better Business Bureau.  You can buy cheap wow gold here !

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