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F2P - How to name change in 10 minutes!
Disclaimer: This is considered an exploit and abuse of in game mechanics. It is not, however, GM fraud, like many of my other exploits tend to be. It has been tested many times in succession and has never failed to get a rename in 10 minutes. Don't abuse it or it will be fixed very quickly. This method is only revealed because we do not have the option to get a paid name change. Tell Blizzard we want the option! Use this only as a last resort!
Step 1 - Delete your character. Seriously, delete your character. I promise you that it will come back, with a name change.
Step 2 - Use a P2P account and make a character of the same name. Using a P2P account is important here. In the past it worked with F2P accounts, but now there is a high chance that GMs will instead flag the new character for a name change instead of your deleted one. It will not, however, EVER work if you create the character on the same account. You NEED access to 2 accounts.
Step 3 - Using your F2P account, open a ticket asking for the character to be restored. Use the word "stuck" at least once in the ticket. The word "stuck" forces tickets to get pushed in the front of the queue and answered within 10 minutes. There is a separate, nearly "instant" queue for players who get stuck and cannot be unstuck with the automated systems. Don't be obvious about it. Sneak it in there ("I don't want to be stuck rerolling a new toon!"). Unless you have used the stuck trick many times before, GMs won't bat an eyelash over it. If you have, they'll warn you. I've been warned against using it all the time, but never have I actually gotten any form of email or punishment for it. It works. In addition, remember that the GM will never decline a character restore. If you've played WoW for any decent amount of time you already know this.
Step 4 - Wait about 5 minutes. Your ticket should almost instantly go from x Days in queue to "Your ticket will be serviced soon." Get ready to talk to the GM. Remember, you are simply restoring a character. If you need to give details (which they never ask for), just tell them it was an accident and you meant to delete an alt on a different account or realm.
Step 5 - Get back on your F2P and rename your character. Once the conversation is over, and the GM is gone, hop back over to your F2P account. Your character will be restored and upon clicking him it will pop up a box asking for a new name. Voila! After renaming, feel free to delete the other character that you created on the P2P.
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