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Tuesday, February 5, 2008

How to Make a Fortune in Gold Playing World of Warcraft

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Ever play World of Warcraft and find yourself short on cash the second the first decent epic gets listed on the AH? You’re not alone. Gold sellers are making hundreds of millions per year selling to players just like you. Do you really want to trade real cash for fake gold? I don’t, which is why I make my fellow players buy me anything I want. How? I use the AH to line my pockets 24 hours a day.

Using my simple strategy, anyone can make a few hundred gold per week, if not per day. Here’s how I did it: First I created a mule/twink and sent her to Org. I then sent her some cash from my main, which was 100 gold to start with. Since I didn’t have much, I needed to make money on small fry stuff. Most people who play the market buy up greens, blues, and purples and then reprice them. Sure, you can make some money, but only if someone who wants the exact item you have happens to be looking for it at the exact time you have it listed, and, if no one else has undercut you. Do you really want to tie up all your cash in Troll's Bane Leggings or a Zealot Blade hoping a twinker will buy it?

The easier way is to corner the market on things people have to have. For this example we’ll use cloth. Linen and wool are easy targets. At lower levels, most of it is consumed with bandage making, and even more of it is sitting in player’s inventories waiting to be vendored. What’s left is listed on the AH. Here’s where your cash comes in; you run the market buying everything up below a certain price, which in this example will be one gold. Keep soaking it up until the cheap stuff is gone and you have a decent supply. Don’t blow all your cash, as you’ll need it to defend your position when other sellers try and undercut you.

Now that you have a few bags full of wool, it’s time to list on the AH. You paid one gold and below for your supply, so taking into account listing fees and the auction house cut, you need to price it at a point which will help you make a decent profit. I like trying for a double on wool, which is two gold per stack. I buy everything in sight for one gold, and then list it at two. Every time some gets listed at one, I buy it. When buyers come in looking for wool stacks, they can’t get any cheap stuff, as I am buying it all. This forces them to start taking out all the stacks between where I am buying and where I am selling. Once that is gone, they have to buy mine.

While is seems like you can just list it and walk away, to make serious money you need to constantly check your positions in the AH. If there is a seller who seems to have an unlimited supply, keep buying it up. Stacks of wool take time to collect. He’ll run out of stacks long before you run out of cash. Most likely, the sellers who are dumping it cheap will start to sell for a higher price out of sheer greed. This helps drive up prices, which helps get them closer to your supply of two gold stacks.

After I doubled my money on wool, and forced the market up so the cheap stuff was no longer available for me to re-supply, I moved up to silk, mageweave, runecloth, and then netherweave cloth. Over the course of a month I was able to take my main from 60-70 and make right around 5,000 gold on my market twink. By this time, my twink actually was a twink due to my snapping up level 19 twink gear cheap.

This is a really simple strategy which can be employed to almost anything on the AH that is in constant demand. Primals, essences, enchanting dusts, leather, etc. Just make sure you pick something easy to start with. Lastly, treat the AH like you would a BG. You are there to make money, not friends. Don’t tell people who your twink is if you don’t want them hitting you up for loans or items. You’re just setting yourself up for constant /w from people, or worse, making yourself a target to get hacked.

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Saturday, December 1, 2007

How To Rent Xbox 360 Games Online

The top renting Xbox 360 games for the week of November 12 in order where: 1 Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare (Activision), 2. Assassin's Creed (Ubisoft), 3. Mass Effect (Microsoft), 4. Timeshift (Vivendi Universal), and 5. Kane & Lynch: Dead Men (Eidos). What's the best way to rent those games, if your the lucky owner of an Xbox 360?

You could trudge down to your local video / games store, find a parking spot, hope they have the title your looking for, and then wait too long in line to pay. Fun huh? Or, you could just open your front door and check your mailbox to see which of your favorite games are waiting for you. I know which one I'd choose.

There are several different online rental services, all using a somewhat similar process for renting games. Basically, you sign up at their online website. Setup a queue. Which is basically a list of your favorite games from their catalog. Depending on the plan you purchase, the rental company then ships you 1, 2 or sometimes up to 6 games. You play them for as long as you like, then drop them in the postage prepaid return package supplied by the rental company. With some companies, the post office scans your package, and automatically notifies the company the games are on their way back. At which point the company instantly ships you the next games on your list.

All this for a low monthly fee. In many cases less than what you would pay to rent a couple of games from your local rental store. Since not all companies have the same inventories or services, it pays to check around. Many have free trials, which make it easy and inexpensive to find out which one is right for you.

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