"We'll also be donating all proceeds from auctions conducted by the suspended or banned players including all of their sale proceeds Cheap GW2 Gold that we intercepted as well as our transaction fee to Children's Miracle Network Hospitals," Hight wrote.
According to Hight, only a small number of players had the funds to take advantage of the bug, and "only 415 of those players chose to use this exploit for personal gain." Anyone found exploiting the bug has been banned or had their account rolled back, effectively deleting their progress since the 1.0.8 update.Diablo 3's Auction Houses were brought back online late Friday night. The team will continue to remove duplicated gold from the game's economy rather than doing a complete rollback, which would bring the servers down and delete all player progress. According to Hight, more than 85 percent of the duplicate gold has already been removed.
We’ve also done a full audit of our code to help make sure that something like this doesnt happen again.If you were involved in any non-naughty transactions during Gold-gate, fear not, as Blizzard promise you will get to D3 Gold keep your items and gold, as well as any money you received from sales on the real-money Auction House.