Monday, September 28, 2009, posted by WoW Fan at 4:18 AM

Are you tired of searching for a suitable platform which allows you to sell your WoW account, currency, items, game cards or even TCG loot cards? Have you stumbled upon websites that charges you an arm and a leg for listing your offers? Well look no further as WoWBay.net has emerged to provide WoW players with a free platform to do just that.

To put it in a nutshell, WoWBay.net is a classified ads portal serving specifically World of Warcraft players. You can easily create an ad to offer say an extra 60days game card you received as a gift. Enter all the details a potential buyer should know and your email address. Once posted, buyers can reach you using the form on your ad which will then be forwarded to your email to protect your privacy. Negotiation then will commence between both parties and upon agreement, transaction can then be completed.

As you can see, it is a very clear-cut portal that leaves everything to the buyer and seller to decide without costing a single cent to participate in. All ads are valid for 60days and will automatically be purged upon expiry to keep the listing of ads fresh. You can even pause or delete your ad in the event you item has been sold.

WoWBay.net seems to cover all the servers from US, EU to even China, Taiwan and Korea. This is great especially when more players uses it for ease of finding specific things we would like to buy. A quick glance at the Help page will explain how things work even further such as your ad validity.




Hop on over to WoWBay.net and toy around for yourself.

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Friday, February 2, 2007, posted by WoW Fan at 12:34 AM
In Hellfire Peninsula at the Temple Of Thelmamat there is a innkeeper called "Ophera Windfury".

She sells Mining sack, Enchanter's Satchel, Gem Pouch and Heavy Toolbox. They are Limited Supply and cost 10-14g each. I have sold these on the AH for 20G-30G depending if it's a weekend or not. So far i made about 500G since the release of TBC. I'm sure someone sell these stuff on the Horde side as well. Enjoy and hope you guys make a good profit.




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Sunday, January 14, 2007, posted by WoW Fan at 12:53 AM
This is getting into the more complex of the ways to make your gold. To be able to buy low/sell high, you will need an initial investment. I suggest at least 10 gold if not 50 - 100 gold. But, 10 gold will get you started.

The strategy is simple - buy an item at a lower price than it is worth or can be sold for, and then turn around and sell it for that higher price.

To do this, many players will watch the trade channel in their main city. They watch for WTS (wanting to sell) [item]. Players selling like this want to sell their item now and not wait for AH - this is the perfect opportunity for the low/high buying player. You simply send them a private message asking how much or by saying I will give you x gold for that item. From there, you negotiate. The idea is that you try to get the item as low as possible. Make sure you always buy lower than it can sell for - this means watching the auction house like a hawk. You have to know what is worth what and how quickly it sells. Supply vs. Demand.

So, now you have your item. Let's say you were able to buy it for 2g and it can sell at the auction house - ON the weekend - for 10g. You've just made 8g. Now, all you have to do is wait until about 7 pm on Friday to put your item up, or any time will do on Friday. Just do the same thing here I suggested for the farmers.

Someone doing this may turn anywhere from 1g - 2000g in a day depending on how much they buy and sell. However, a rough way of figuring it out is that you can only make twice as much as your initial investment. Sometimes you may make less, sometimes more - but never expect any more than twice what you invested.

One last note: If you see an item up for less than it sells for, you know this by watching the market, IMMEDIATLY buy the item without a second thought. If you don't, someone else will.


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