World of Warcraft reviews: Account Security for New Players

If you do not have a Blizzard Authenticator installed, do not know how to spot an e-mail scam, and think “phishing” is just a misspelled variation of the WoW fishing profession, then please spare five minutes to read the account protection guide now.
Probably for the sake of new players who just joined the game this Cataclysm expansion, Blizzard has summarized the Account Security Basics that veterans like myself have long been practicing.http://www.fedexwowgold.com has large amount of wow gold in store which can meet all players’ need. We can provide the most competitive price and instant delivery.
The guide itself is pretty straightforward. Keep your account information (e-mail address, username, and password) private even from your closest family members and do not click on suspicious links posted in-game or in unsolicited e-mails.
Kudos to Blizzard for giving us a refresher course, but what I don’t agree with is their unsubstantiated white lie about Gold selling. Take special note of the last underlined sentence:
The first half of this advice is legally correct, because Gold selling is against the Terms of Use. But I’ve long argued that buying Gold is a morally acceptable activity, especially in a game where gear and mounts are priced at tens of thousands of Gold that will take ungodly hours to grind.
So I let that slide. What I can’t stomach is the claim that Gold sellers depend on hacking to source their Gold. Really, Blizzard? 
How much Gold is sold each day worldwide? Millions, even billions given the multi-billion dollar industry Gold selling has become. How many accounts need to be hacked everyday to supply this wow Gold demand? Thousands, even tens of thousands of hacked accounts with maxed out Gold, if we are to believe Blizzard.
That would mean in a year the majority of WoW players would have been hacked and cleaned of their Gold, which is absolutely preposterous.
Ore mining, skinning, auction house trading—these activities still provide the highest Gold income on a per hour basis as anyone who’s played the game knows.
As one of World of Warcraft player , i think Blizzard should stop the ridiculous propaganda machine trying to lump Gold sellers with gold hackers. It is nothing more than an attempt to scare wow gold buyers, who have legitimate needs and the right to skip the grind if we can afford it.