Buy Anything Filter?

So has anyone gotten the buy anything for free filter to work? stopped working for me about a patch ago.

Means it was patched

Admin wrote:Means it was patched

Just as i stated in my post:P Thats why i asked if anyone got it to work again:P

I dont know if this is how your filter does it. But mine works fine on Antwow.

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that should do it, target wow and enable filter. BUT this is VERY IMPORTANT you have to drag the itm you want to the BAG SLOT picture on the bottom right hand corner, not into the actualy bag =]

Good luck mate

That filter still works? Thought it was patched a while ago

bexelfee wrote:I dont know if this is how your filter does it. But mine works fine on Antwow.

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Search: 01
Modify: 00

that should do it, target wow and enable filter. BUT this is VERY IMPORTANT you have to drag the itm you want to the BAG SLOT picture on the bottom right hand corner, not into the actualy bag =]

Good luck mate

Done this quite a few times before mate:P You sure it works on Antwow? I tried a few days ago with no results.

i can confirm that it works on antwow -

does anyone have a stat bug that works on antwow - wanna solo sunwell

Looks like i'll have to try it again then, but seeing how Antwow is constantly beeing raped by cheating GM's is it really worth it:P

it works on antwow just u gotta drag the item into bag

i still use it to get t6

if they had a art shop i would just buy it all

Damn Not working at AlphaWoW....and i need those haxzors for free buying so i can get vengefull gear on my warlocky and Druid....

Please take a look on alphawow if u can hack the items please post a reply:

Logon.alphawow.net is the realmlist
www.alphawow.net is the website

Thank you..xD

bexelfee wrote:I dont know if this is how your filter does it. But mine works fine on Antwow.

Column 28
Search: 01
Modify: 00

that should do it, target wow and enable filter. BUT this is VERY IMPORTANT you have to drag the itm you want to the BAG SLOT picture on the bottom right hand corner, not into the actualy bag =]

Good luck mate

DAMN IS FIXED X(

Gael Kakuta signs Chelsea contract extension


Kakuta is yet to establish himself as a Chelsea regular
Chelsea forward Gael Kakuta has signed a new four-and-a-half-year contract to keep him at the club until 2015.
The 19-year-old joined the club in July 2007 but had to wait until November 2009 to make his first-team debut.
However he has been a regular squad member this season with manager Carlo Ancelotti forced to contend with injuries to senior players.
"I have to make a way for myself into the starting 11 and make my dream come true," Kakuta told Chelsea's website.
"Since I signed for Chelsea when I was 16 all I was thinking about was to get to the first team.
"It's my job to do my best and try to play more often and show the coach that I am good enough to play in the team."
Kakuta helped France win the European Under-19 Championship this summer and was also voted Uefa's Golden Player for the tournament.

606: DEBATE
He is still young but now's the time for him to show everyone his true potential
Michael
His arrival from Lens was controversial with Chelsea found guilty in 2009 of having induced the player to break his contract.
Initially the Blues were barred from making signings until September 2011, although the Court of Arbitration for Sport overturned the ban earlier in 2010 - however Chelsea were required to pay £113,000 compensation to cover the player's development at the French club.
Kakuta has played in five out of six Champions League group games, starting in two, including the home game against group runners-up Marseille.
"It is a dream when you are young to play in the Champions League and I hope I will play more games," he added.
"It is always good to play with players with more experience, you learn quicker and to improve quicker is good for our development."

Gael Kakuta signs Chelsea contract extension


Kakuta is yet to establish himself as a Chelsea regular
Chelsea forward Gael Kakuta has signed a new four-and-a-half-year contract to keep him at the club until 2015.
The 19-year-old joined the club in July 2007 but had to wait until November 2009 to make his first-team debut.
However he has been a regular squad member this season with manager Carlo Ancelotti forced to contend with injuries to senior players.
"I have to make a way for myself into the starting 11 and make my dream come true," Kakuta told Chelsea's website.
"Since I signed for Chelsea when I was 16 all I was thinking about was to get to the first team.
"It's my job to do my best and try to play more often and show the coach that I am good enough to play in the team."
Kakuta helped France win the European Under-19 Championship this summer and was also voted Uefa's Golden Player for the tournament.

606: DEBATE
He is still young but now's the time for him to show everyone his true potential
Michael
His arrival from Lens was controversial with Chelsea found guilty in 2009 of having induced the player to break his contract.
Initially the Blues were barred from making signings until September 2011, although the Court of Arbitration for Sport overturned the ban earlier in 2010 - however Chelsea were required to pay £113,000 compensation to cover the player's development at the French club.
Kakuta has played in five out of six Champions League group games, starting in two, including the home game against group runners-up Marseille.
"It is a dream when you are young to play in the Champions League and I hope I will play more games," he added.
"It is always good to play with players with more experience, you learn quicker and to improve quicker is good for our development."

Gael Kakuta signs Chelsea contract extension


Kakuta is yet to establish himself as a Chelsea regular
Chelsea forward Gael Kakuta has signed a new four-and-a-half-year contract to keep him at the club until 2015.
The 19-year-old joined the club in July 2007 but had to wait until November 2009 to make his first-team debut.
However he has been a regular squad member this season with manager Carlo Ancelotti forced to contend with injuries to senior players.
"I have to make a way for myself into the starting 11 and make my dream come true," Kakuta told Chelsea's website.
"Since I signed for Chelsea when I was 16 all I was thinking about was to get to the first team.
"It's my job to do my best and try to play more often and show the coach that I am good enough to play in the team."
Kakuta helped France win the European Under-19 Championship this summer and was also voted Uefa's Golden Player for the tournament.

606: DEBATE
He is still young but now's the time for him to show everyone his true potential
Michael
His arrival from Lens was controversial with Chelsea found guilty in 2009 of having induced the player to break his contract.
Initially the Blues were barred from making signings until September 2011, although the Court of Arbitration for Sport overturned the ban earlier in 2010 - however Chelsea were required to pay £113,000 compensation to cover the player's development at the French club.
Kakuta has played in five out of six Champions League group games, starting in two, including the home game against group runners-up Marseille.
"It is a dream when you are young to play in the Champions League and I hope I will play more games," he added.
"It is always good to play with players with more experience, you learn quicker and to improve quicker is good for our development."

Gael Kakuta signs Chelsea contract extension


Kakuta is yet to establish himself as a Chelsea regular
Chelsea forward Gael Kakuta has signed a new four-and-a-half-year contract to keep him at the club until 2015.
The 19-year-old joined the club in July 2007 but had to wait until November 2009 to make his first-team debut.
However he has been a regular squad member this season with manager Carlo Ancelotti forced to contend with injuries to senior players.
"I have to make a way for myself into the starting 11 and make my dream come true," Kakuta told Chelsea's website.
"Since I signed for Chelsea when I was 16 all I was thinking about was to get to the first team.
"It's my job to do my best and try to play more often and show the coach that I am good enough to play in the team."
Kakuta helped France win the European Under-19 Championship this summer and was also voted Uefa's Golden Player for the tournament.

606: DEBATE
He is still young but now's the time for him to show everyone his true potential
Michael
His arrival from Lens was controversial with Chelsea found guilty in 2009 of having induced the player to break his contract.
Initially the Blues were barred from making signings until September 2011, although the Court of Arbitration for Sport overturned the ban earlier in 2010 - however Chelsea were required to pay £113,000 compensation to cover the player's development at the French club.
Kakuta has played in five out of six Champions League group games, starting in two, including the home game against group runners-up Marseille.
"It is a dream when you are young to play in the Champions League and I hope I will play more games," he added.
"It is always good to play with players with more experience, you learn quicker and to improve quicker is good for our development."

Gael Kakuta signs Chelsea contract extension


Kakuta is yet to establish himself as a Chelsea regular
Chelsea forward Gael Kakuta has signed a new four-and-a-half-year contract to keep him at the club until 2015.
The 19-year-old joined the club in July 2007 but had to wait until November 2009 to make his first-team debut.
However he has been a regular squad member this season with manager Carlo Ancelotti forced to contend with injuries to senior players.
"I have to make a way for myself into the starting 11 and make my dream come true," Kakuta told Chelsea's website.
"Since I signed for Chelsea when I was 16 all I was thinking about was to get to the first team.
"It's my job to do my best and try to play more often and show the coach that I am good enough to play in the team."
Kakuta helped France win the European Under-19 Championship this summer and was also voted Uefa's Golden Player for the tournament.

606: DEBATE
He is still young but now's the time for him to show everyone his true potential
Michael
His arrival from Lens was controversial with Chelsea found guilty in 2009 of having induced the player to break his contract.
Initially the Blues were barred from making signings until September 2011, although the Court of Arbitration for Sport overturned the ban earlier in 2010 - however Chelsea were required to pay £113,000 compensation to cover the player's development at the French club.
Kakuta has played in five out of six Champions League group games, starting in two, including the home game against group runners-up Marseille.
"It is a dream when you are young to play in the Champions League and I hope I will play more games," he added.
"It is always good to play with players with more experience, you learn quicker and to improve quicker is good for our development."

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