Is Trading Wow Accounts Illegal

Can i be sued from reclaiming Wow acc. once sold to online company?

So i sold my WoW account to this online site called Toonstorm.com a while back. about a month after i sold it i decided i wanted it back cause and i didnt figure they could do anything to me if i took it back because technically their whole company is illegal since Blizzard specifically states that trading/selling/gifting any account is illegal. But after i took it back they called me and said that if i tried to take it back again they could sue me.
Anything think this is legit? I guess i just dont see how they could sue me for something when technically their whole company is illegal. and if Blizzard got involved in any law suits that may take part, Blizzard could have them shut down?
Is this just wishful thinking or what? any help would be great.

You’ll just get the account shut down permanently because what you did was against the blizzard rules. Nobody will be able to play it. Shame on you for being a dishonest cheat.

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