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I recently considered buying some gold to free up my evenings a little so I don’t have to log in every day just to make sure that I have the necessary funds to keep my raid and PvP chars going. After looking around on some sites it seemed like Guy4Game was a reasonable choice – located in Canada, decent customer service and not too overpriced. Since I wanted to avoid getting ripped off by some shack being run at the other end of the world and don’t want to pay just for the brand of the shop, I figured this would be a solid choice.

After hearing all the horror stories, I went for a modest *coughcough* purchase of 5000 gold – plenty to keep me afloat for a while without having to design my schedule around WoW. Even though Guy4game seemed like a honest choice to (to buy WoW gold… haven’t read up on powerleveling yet), I was kind of surprised to actually how smooth things went. Within 30 minutes after my purchase Guy4Game contacted me and arranged for a personal meeting – given Blizzard’s vigilante attitude towards currency farmers any more automatic delivery methods (ingame mail, auction house…) seemed a little bit too risky.

I was actually hoping for some more complications, so I could test the support options they offered on guy4game.com. However, for now I guess I’ll settle for having found a safe WoW gold supplier. A compact Guy4Game review could be summed up as ‘quick and without hassle’. Two thumbs up from me.

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Hey everyone -

It’s probably not much of a surprise to anyone, but in the couple of weeks since I posted last I have decided to stop blogging here for good. I’ve been very excited about starting some new projects lately, and I’ve been able to get some great work done over the past couple of weeks without having to worry about posting here. As I said before, it was a lot of fun and best wishes to all of you.

I do want to mention one new project that I have going now. Egwene (her real name is Mary) and I have started a website designed to help you make money intelligently at MakeMoneyLessons.com. We’ve been interested in making enough money on our own to be able to quit our jobs completely for a number of years now, and we’ve started this site to document our experiences, and teach others what we’ve learned. If you’ve ever been interested in starting your own business, learning how to make money online, or if you just don’t want to have to have a job for the rest of your life, then be sure to check it out.

Thanks, and take care -

Adrenis / John

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As anyone who has been reading my blog for a decent length of time can attest, my posting frequency has dropped sharply over the past couple of months. Several things have changed in RL (most notably the birth of Egwene’s and my 2nd child) and I simply don’t have the time to devote to DS.net that I once did. So I’m going to take a break from blogging that I’m not sure I’ll be coming back from.

When I started this blog (almost exactly two years ago), I had a good bit of time I was able to devote to writing and blogging, and I also needed some sort of creative outlet. Since I was just getting back into WoW after a break, and had just recently gotten into reading a lot of blogs, I thought the idea of starting my own blog about one of my hobbies was a great idea. And it absolutely was. Over the following months I learned a ton about doing things online, met some great people, and had a complete blast writing about my experiences and helping other people enjoy WoW more.

At this point though, my desire to take the time to blog about WoW is waning. It’s not just a lack of time (although that is part of it), but rather I don’t care anymore to spend hours and hours on WoW (and WoW-related things) like I used to do. I used to love to pore over new gear that came out with a new patch, and spend long hours reading up on strategy and discussing new ideas with my guildies, but that just doesn’t hold my interest as much any more.

I still enjoy playing WoW, but it’s not the all-consuming timesink that it once was. So, I think now’s a good time to stop blogging here and explore some new areas that I’m interested in.

Readers, thank you all very much for coming here and reading what I’ve had to say. I hope I’ve been able to brighten your day occasionally, and I’ve enjoyed getting to know you all. May all your PUGs go smoothly and all your drops be epic.

My fellow bloggers, I tip my hat to you and wish you all the best. May all your readers be friendly and all of your comments be non-spam.

I’d like to think we’ll meet again. If I start up any new online projects, I’ll be sure to let you know here.

Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. – Ralph Waldo Emerson

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