I went ahead and reset it this time even though I have stock from another reset. This might actually work out OK for you, but there is still a known risk here. You basically have 3 motivated competitors who are banking their stock and waiting for someone else to reset. The majority of the inventory is at the top, not the bottom and I can see that there are actually 3 individuals who have posted the inventory at 159g33s. WARNING: in this example, there is actually high risk because the curve is actually flipped. I would consider the flip successful if the price settles at 90g netting you a 20g profit off each one. You might sell a few at the top price, but eventually its going to drift back down. Buying out and resetting the price of the scrolls to 149g80s COULD net you 75g profit on each if you sell them all at that price (over doubling your gold). The resets work because even though some of the items are much more expensive than you would like to pay for them, the overall bulk purchase keeps the price low. War-Scroll of Intellect: (cost to craft: 63g)ġ00g18s 4 <- might buy all including here (total 14k cost, avg 67g09s ea)įor a more stable item, the quantities are often weighted heavily at the bottom. Ideally you can reset the price to 2x what you paid for it. Typically resets work best when you buy up at least 50% of the available inventory and move the price significantly higher. But in this case, it is a lot easier just to take the 80g profit for a few seconds of work and call it a win.Ĭontrol the market of an item (at least for a short time). Other people just don't know the value of the item or that it can be turned into a vendor for guaranteed gold.ģg 116 Inscription Offhand > Veiled shuffle. Sometimes the people who are posting these are baiting other sellers to place their items low so that they can buy them up. Sniping is usually low risk and easy money, but you are only earning a few gold here and there. Example: someone posts a 188 cloth at 1.8g when the next listed price for that same cloth is 10k quantity at 2.2g ea. For AH, this is buying up a few items that are significantly below what you know as the going rate. Picking off the easy fruit (open, attractive targets). I do not have any experience with Transmog listings, and I do not feel confident to provide advice on flipping Transmogs. NOTE: my experience is with flipping raw mats and crafted goods that I craft myself to list. The final 10% came from old world crafts including Sky Golem, drums, glyphs, etc.
The remaining 30% came from BFA crafted goods such as flasks, bags, enchants, etc. You can learn the price by studying TUJ for your server (every economy is different), or by daily following the prices on the AH for a few weeks.ģ million or 60% of my Longboi came from flipping raw BFA resources over 2.5 months. The goal is to earn gold, not throw it away. WARNING: do not snipe, flip or reset anything without studying or knowing the pricing patterns of that item. All are very similar in concept but typically differ only in the amount of inventory and cost of the purchase. The various flavors include Sniping, Flipping and Resetting. I am sure that there is a lot that I am missing, but this is intended to be a beginners guide, not an all inclusive guide to flipping. There are far more experienced Goblins that lurk here, but I thought that I would explain some of my experiences with AH Flipping.
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