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WoW gold farming in China

There is a new global economy that does not trade in electrical appliances and clothing, but the internet with magical spells, magic swords and gold. And money. Lots of money. No virtual money, but real money. On so-called gold farms work mainly in China, especially young people on the computer and role playing games like World of Warcraft. All day long they sit in front of the PC and generate the game's currency. This they deserve for their employers, then trade it in for real money.

A particularly pernicious case of Goldfarming now reports the Chinese dissident Liu Dali. In Jixi Labour Camp, he worked with approximately 300 inmates under threat of torture and beatings for the local warden. The prison staff forced the prisoners to online role playing games. The income earned there, the guards exchanged into real money. Up to 650 euro profit in the day forced labor threw off. The prisoners went there empty-handed.

In the Far East trading with virtual goods is a lucrative industry. The turnover amounted to around three billion dollars for Goldfarming in 2009.