So we’ve heard the whole “Get auctioneer, scan every day twice a day for 1 week, then scan every day and buy this and that if the PCT is lower than 50%! Now sell it!” speech. But have we heard the, “Lets not rely on Auctioneer addon and make REAL cash!” Speech? Not that I’ve seen.

But now I’m going to tell you the REAL way to use the auction house to your advantage.

1. You can use Auctioneer, but don’t rely on it. In this guide, you’re going to ignore any and all information Auctioneer provides you.
2. This guide is NOT for the faint of heart. Nor is it for people not willing to learn, research, take PAPER notes (or notepad.exe notes if you’re like me can are too cheap to buy a paper notepad. Excel if you’re fancy.)
3. This guide will take about a month of your time before you have reliable information that you can use to better sell your items.
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Tome of Polymorph: Black Cat - Item - World of Warcraft
also this can be considered
Tome of Polymorph: Serpent - Item - World of Warcraft

Npc selling the book is here
Endora Moorehead - NPC - World of Warcraft

Alot of people dont have a clue this item can be bought or confuse this item with the turtle drop.

This is a Limited Quantity item (i think 6 hour respawn shared for both books, so 12 hour per book).
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found a nice trick with the mob Lieutenant Dagel, standing about here in Orgrimmar.

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Your end purpose is more money, well, that and to maintain (at least for me) a courteous business relationship with all people I come in contact with. There are almost an infinite number of ways to squeeze out a little more money out of any sale, but these sales almost always involve interaction with others. It is during these times when you can shave at least 10%-25% off any purchase.

For example, tonight I have the Design: Thundering Skyfire Diamond pattern up for sale. I’m selling it fairly cheaper than the average/median price of near 600g. But this server is an RP server and is fairly cheap, especially on Horde side, where my main lives. Someone mailed me in a polite way - which automatically means they are open to a negotiation attempt to me - asking if I might sell it to them… CoD it to be precise, for 400g. It’s exactly what I would do, especially if I actually wanted to use it and not resell it. So, being that I’ve had this particular design up for a few days at a little less than average, and no takers, and I bought it for less anyway, I mailed him back this message: If you can do it for 450, it’s yours. Let me know. I haven’t yet heard back (WoW is open on another tab) but I’m pretty confident, since I didn’t ask for too much more, he’ll go for it.
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There is an exhaustive list of things that sell in World of Warcraft or any other game. Most anything sells in truth, but there are definitely categories people look for and then there are the items people stumble upon just browsing.
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so i found something wrong in my servers economy

i was checking prices on ah, and i realized something pretty awesome

if your a cook who can make spicy hot talbuk
the talbuk venisons go for 8-12 g
cook them up into spicy hot talbuk 15-25g

there ya go, theres usually 5-10 stacks on ah from on my server

hope you guys find some good luck in this too ^.^

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.:: Introduction ::.

Greetings.
The following guide is a walkthrough to how you make money in the world of warcraft (focusing almost entirely on the auction house) - and it’s probably the best one too if you ask me. I’ve read through a lot of gold-making guides, and tbh they are all @#@!. Even Derek’s Gold Making Guide is @#@! - and that one costs real money. The reason they all suck is because they basicly say: buy low, sell high on the AH, grind some @#@! till you fall asleep and then you will become rich, without being specific. Ofc the commercial guides are written to make the authors earn even more money - real-life money - and not to actually help you. That is the main reason I wrote this guide! So that someone (you) can have a practical, down-to-earth, easily assimilated, step-by-step no-nonsense guide to moneymaking. But I also wrote it to prove my own superiority over the author’s of the guides out there that are outdated and/or DUMB. Anyway, this guide will go through everything you need to know to make some decent cash on the AH and your professions.
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i’m pretty sure some of you may have noticed this already depending on which server you play on. An easy way to make a pretty good profit in the AH is selling bronze bars, and you can do it pretty cheaply like i do.

What you want to do is go farm about 4-5 stacks of copper ore, from doing my older post, going through elwynn forest and farming it there, now after you go how many stacks you want. Go to any major city AH and buy the same amount of tin ore, or bars, but the ore on my server runs about 2g per stack

Now after you have done that go and smelt all your copper and tin, after that smelt them into bronze, and as most of you know you get 2 bronze bars each time so if you have 5 of copper and 5 stacks of tin then you get 10 stacks of bronze
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First off, get this: Auctioneer addon for World of Warcraft No questions just do it, this mod screams amazingness in 8 different languages. It comes with a .exe for easy installation if you wish, or you can just d/l the regular one.

After everything is a go do, /load auctioneer always, and all the other /commands it will prompt you to do. Your first money making step is now done! Thats right, you haven’t even really done anything and you can allready be increasing gold income by atleast 10%. How you might ask? Simple, auctioneer tells you the vendor value of items, allowing you to pick up the ones that sell the best from tricks, and effectively “trash” the right htings from your bag when you run out of space! If you are and enchanter it also tells you if it would be worth more to d/e the item then sell it.
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