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Yeh For Games! Yeh For America! Yeh For You And Me!
Ordinarily, I wouldn’t link you to gold farmer sites, because, well, it’s not like you can’t just trip over 60 of them on your way to Ironforge or Faydwer or whatever. But… they’re nothing like these guys.
NOTE: If you work for Blizzard, DO NOT FOLLOW THAT LINK! Really – their terms of service tells you not to.
By entering the Site and browsing any content on the Site, you declare under penalty of perjury, pursuant to 28 USC \’c2\’a7 1746, that you are not employed or affiliated with Blizzard Entertainment, Vivendi Universal Games, Inc., and their respective affiliates and subsidiaries (individually and collectively, the \’e2\’80\’9cUnauthorized\’e2\’80\’9d).
But… they can’t be THAT bad. Can they? I mean. Come on. Look at them. Wouldn’t you buy a used Tauren for them? I mean, come on, the one on the right looks like MOM.

This is totally not stock photography.
Reading through the Yeh! offers, the Yeh! philosophy and the Yeh! catalog, one finds a striking brave statement that rings throughout – YEH! FIGHTS FOR AMERICA.
As a U.S. company, we respect the intellectual property of others and thus, refuse to use any game logos and pictures on our site. These images are the intellectual property of their respective owners. Using these on our website would violate intellectual property laws. Frankly, all websites that use game logos and pictures are foreign sites that do not respect U.S. laws. It’s no wonder that many of these unlawful websites claiming to be a company end up stealing and scamming many accounts.
Yeh! is quite proud of the fact that they are a LEGAL US COMPANY INCORPORATED IN NEVADA! They mention that several dozen times. Luckily, thanks to the previous story which had almost nothing to do with gold farmers or Yeh! or America, we learned a little about incorporating about America. And a lot about love. But for now, let’s just remind ourselves about Nevada’s advantages offered to virtual companies discovered by curious Horizons players.
Asset Protection:
\tab- Officers and directors of a Nevada corporation can be protected from personal liability for lawful acts of the corporation.
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- In Nevada, liability stops with the corporation. As an officer or director, you cannot be held responsible for lawsuits against your corporation except in the case of outright fraud. You also have the ability to use nominee officers and directors.
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- Nevada also does not require corporations to file a list of assets. Therefore, the corporation’s assets are not linked to you in any way.
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- Learn more
Privacy:
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- No other state takes privacy as seriously as Nevada. In Nevada, there is no requirement for the names of stockholders to be filed with the state. Stockholders are anonymous-not a matter of public record.
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- No Reciprocity with the IRS. Nevada is the only state in the union that does not share information with the Internal Revenue Service. Many tax professionals also believe that this reduces your chances of an audit because less matching of tax return information means fewer chances of something standing out.
NOT THAT I AM IMPLYING ANYTHING. No siree. I’m sure Yeh! For Games, Inc. is completely above board. Look! They have their own office building.

Photoshop was not involved in this picture at all.
And because the friendly and helpful Yeh For Games! staff are TOTALLY AMERICANS, HELL YEH!, they offer services that no other inferior, foreign, ASIAN company can match. Like… actually playing the endgame for you.
We will ONLY respond in fluent English to incoming tells by fellow raid players to cooperate effectively in the instance. All other incoming whispers not relevant to the raid instance will not be responded.
See, this is the kind of service you get from America’s heartland. It makes me want to stand up, salute, and buy a T-shirt and/or classy thong.

USA! USA! USA!
So, if you must buy farmed gold, buy it from Yeh! For Games, the only gold farmers proud enough to not have a freakin’ clue what “Ni hao, Zhonguoren!” means. And, you know, ignorance is what MAKES US SO FREAKIN’ GREAT. YEH!
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about 3 years ago
Woah, they’ll go on raids for me!
“We will ONLY respond in fluent English to incoming tells by fellow raid players to cooperate effectively in the instance.”
I hope this means they’ve actually macroed “/r COOPERATE EFFECTIVELY IN THIS INSTANCE.”
about 3 years ago
The first two points on Asset Protection are true for any corporation.
Disclaimer: formerly partner in a Nevada LLC. They’re damned convenient when you actually are a virtual company with no offices but partners on multiple continents. However, Florida is nearly as good.
about 3 years ago
Anyone who responds in “fluent English” and not Leetspeak is obviously a foreigner. It’s well-known that only non-Americans can communicate in clear, grammatically-correct English in game.
about 3 years ago
For lack of a better question, can you perjure yourself merely by LOOKING at a web page?
about 3 years ago
Is it just me or does the text on all the clothing pics seem poorly photoshopped on? Especially the text on the hat in the 2nd pic.
about 3 years ago
Hmph should take a screenie of what they charge to farm gold with a priest and put it in the guild forums along with a note ‘See how much harder it is to keep up guys? I want the difference pay-paled to me.’
Can’t blame them though. Holy raid healed gold farming is a pain. Least I have a good wand.
about 3 years ago
I think you mean the one on the left looks like MOM. The one on the right looks like MILF. This part made me laugh:
“No other state takes privacy as seriously as Nevada.”
What happens in Goldshire, stays in Goldshire.
about 3 years ago
I don’t see what the big deal about being incorporated in Nevada is. Hell, my own corporation is in Nevada, for many of the reasons you listed. It’s got more corporations than any other state (and most are only a PO Box, although there is a legal requirement to have at least one meeting of the corporate leadership on Nevada soil every year, thus increasing their tourism income).
That having been said, these Yeh! guys are a little off.
about 3 years ago
“Pull my finger”
about 3 years ago
That was a great ad, Lum!
about 3 years ago
Nice idea. But I would prefer to have my paid raids run in a separate guild of pro farmers, where I get all the loot. 12 runs for $284.98 is a pretty good price point, though.
Don’t any of you get any bright ideas, I’ve already sent this to the USPTO and if you try to pirate it I’ll have my lawyers on you faster than you can say DMCA.
about 3 years ago
The address they give is for United Mail Boxes. They seem to have accidentally left off their box number, though.
about 3 years ago
Might be a place that gives you an actual street address for your box so you can receive packages.
about 3 years ago
Their testimonials page is certainly a testimony to… something. (Possibly the ability of the functionally illiterate to make enough money to pay for this kind of thing.)
It interests me that they don’t appear to do RMT – all they do is direct farming and leveling services. Why I’d want to pay someone else to play a game I find boring is beyond me, but it’s marginally less objectionable than “BUY UR WOW GOLD HERE.”
about 3 years ago
Sounds more like a half joking attempt to steal accounts from tragically stupid folk.
about 3 years ago
LOL, they removed the link to their bogus “Yeh! for Games Clothing Store” on the front page, but left the actual html & images on their server. Web administration FTL!
about 3 years ago
Scott, that was clearly the funniest thing I have read in a long time! Thanks!
about 3 years ago
Well, I hope we see more of these in the future. As long as we have games based phat loot over skill (lol, skill), we’ll have gold farmers.
I think I have the perfect method to keep farmers legal too. Works like porn… porn is not prostitution because they are actors paid to act having sex, not people paid to have sex. So instead of selling items, I’ll just pay you to play my account. No transfer ever took place.
about 3 years ago
I liked the part about levelling services — “the game from 1-59, as you know, is very boring.” Actually, most folks seem to agree that’s the best part of Wow. It’s not ’til the tired EQ-style raiding end game that people get bored.
about 3 years ago
Oh my God! That picture of the building – that’s got to be the funniest thing I’ve seen in a while.
about 3 years ago
Okay, so they’ll level your character, earn you gold and loot, go on raids for you, play the BG’s … is it just me, or am I missing the point of paying for a game and then paying someone else to play it for you?
Let’s not and say we did …
about 3 years ago
Why not hire these guys for 2 levels of power leveling. When they login just turn yourself in. You get banned, they get banned, their former customers get banned. EVERYBODY WINS!
about 3 years ago
“Well, I hope we see more of these in the future. As long as we have games based phat loot over skill (lol, skill), we\’e2\’80\’99ll have gold farmers.”
You must not have played much UO. PvP in that game was almost all skill (well, twitch skill) and yet you still had massive amounts of gold being farmed and sold for real cash.
The people that bought it (and I sold my fair share) told me more often than not that they merely wanted to buy the bright, shiny new decoration for their house. Occasionally someone wanted it to keep themselves stocked with reagents and potions for the next couple years.
When the concept was relatively novel, before the HUGE dupe bugs hit the streets, gold was regularly selling at the rate of seventy five bucks for a million.
about 3 years ago
Agreeing with Wanderer…
It does really ruin the point of playing the game. They will do everything for you.
I really wouldn’t want someone in my guild to be played by a farmer, despite how good they are at it. They are not the player who wants to be in the guild, they are not the player who wants the loot. They are someone who just wants money.
Hell, I’d enjoy the job if it paid well enough, but I wouldn’t want someone like that in my guild. I’d want the player I recruited, who owns the account, and no one else.
about 3 years ago
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Or, for those of you without the right language packs installed:
Wo ziji juede zhongguo de gongsi bijiao hao.
about 3 years ago
Whoops, fucking pinyin keyboard ate my jiao and gave me a jia.
about 3 years ago
This is creepy.
about 3 years ago
Lol, they were the only ones I found that updated their PvP honor service page right when patch 2.0 came out today so I gave them a shot and I’m really impressed so far cause for once, I can talk English to my farmers I hire…of course I called their office first to make sure it was for real.
about 3 years ago
So are they honest guys or they just steal money/account like many others “wow service companies”?
about 3 years ago
I bought a powerleveling service from them. But they suck, the dont respond to my tells, or emails, or on their AIM name. The person on my character logs on and off every 5 seconds, and they level horribly slow, reaching lvl 25 in a mere 5 days! wow! i could do better myself.
about 3 years ago
this is funny…the name of the site is” yeh! for games”…the admins name is “Fredrick Yeh” (i bought powerleveling and looked at name through paypal) and “yeh” is a asian last name…go look up “yeh” on google (Yeong-Nan Yeh, Tsung Yeh)…every single person you see with a first name then last name as “yeh” is asian…so im really not sure what to beelive with these guys
about 2 months ago
scam site, tried to change my pw and steal my account, took the money and havent payed back, watch out, its bullshit