Saturday, April 24, 2010

Zygor Alliance & Horde World Of Warcraft Leveling & Dailies Guides.

We're now offering a 10% discount on our best-selling World of Warcraft 1-80 In-Game Leveling Guides.

Now you can get our highly acclaimed Leveling Guides, including all 6 bonuses (pictured below), for 10% off the normal price.

Our leveling guides sell like hotcakes every day for $100.00 Total... but for a limited time we're dropping our prices to only $90.00 for both (a further 10% off discount).

Get both our Alliance and Horde in-game 1-80 Leveling Guides today for just $90.00!

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Zygor Guides is the first choice for professional power levelers and struggling newbies worldwide, and for good reason. Our guides are powerful enough to be used by top tiered players yet so simple and intuitive that absolute beginners can jump right in with ease.

Zygor Guides takes out all of the complexity and frustration of the typical World of Warcraft experience leaving behind only the fun and wonder of the game for you to enjoy. And with version 2.0, our guides are better, faster, and more powerful than ever before.

Get ready to fly through levels at such record speed that you'll have to pinch yourself to make sure you're not dreaming. Using custom built technology, Zygor Guides gives you total control and customization over how you want to use the product so you're not locked into any predefined settings. Because our guides are the only guides on the market which fully comply with Blizzards new addon policies and regulations, you can have peace of mind in your investment.

Backed with our reknowed customer service, 24/7 technical support, and a money back guarentee, the choice couldn't be more simple.

For a long time, the only leveling guides available to Warcraft players were dinky little e-books which were filled with limitations. To simply read the guide, players had to do one of three things: go in and out of the game constantly with alt-tab, print the guide out which took hundreds of pages, or use a second monitor which only a few players had. Then they had to scan over the game map trying to find specified locations using coordinates.

As you can imagine, this frustated players to no end, but because it was the only thing available at the time they put up with it. Then came along a man who didn't want players to just put up with it. He wanted them to expect more from guidemakers and more value for their money.

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