Fastest way to make 50gFollow

i have a lvl 37 hunter and i have 34g atm i need 80g...wats the fastest way to make money...proffesions are bs 127 mining 145

Well, I can make about 10g a week making Deady Bronze Poinards and selling them on AH. Takes like 50s in mats and sells for 3g. But i don't flood the market, not too many up and coming rogues are that rich yet at level 20.

At 37, go to the Alterac Mountains just north of the snowed in Yeti caves where you'll see the Ruins of Alterac and 33-36 Ogres everywhere. Just east of the elites is a cave, near here is the perfect spot to farm silk from the ogres, level up, and Mine Mithril all at the same time. I used to make about 11-12g /hr here leveling up. Good luck.

fish. 3 1/2 hours in Tanaris should get you 50G worth of stonescale eels.

I also have some tips in my signature on making money in WoW.

2x gathering + fishing is definitely the way to go if you're looking to make money as you level up. Did this mostly on the advice of Wondroustremor, my wife and I have duo'd to 34 Hunter and Druid. We both took up skinning, fishing, I took mining and she took herbalism. As of this morning we had a combined 300 gold and decent armor mostly bought from AH and we've never really went out just to make money... just never turn down a mining point or an herb if you see it on your scan.

With all due respect, I think you guys are going about this the wrong way. I've made a lot (1500G) in the past 4 months by farming the AH. Some people don't like this but thats the beauty of capatlism and the free market. So many people put items in there that are way uderpriced. I swoop them up and resell them at just below market value. They're still getting a deal and I'm making money, win win situation for everyone. I use to run around for hours gathering herbs to make 4 and 5 G here and there, now I spend time scanning the AH for deals. By the way the only reason I reference a number is not to brag, but to show everyone out there how much you can make if focus your energey in the right direction.

I find day-trading like used car sales. Yes, it's legitimate. Yes, it's capitalism at its best. But, like a used-car salesman, I find day-trading to be rather questionable in ethics. Why? Because it falsely assumes a "normal" market and a "normal" price for all items, ignoring supply and demand.

Let's use dense stones (which I have been buying whenever possible for Darkmoon Faire) as an example. I look on Monday night, and see that there are only 10 stacks of stones up for auction, with a buyout of 2 gold 50 silver each. I decide not to buy. On Tuesday evening (after maintenance), there are now 50 stacks of stones up on the AH, with an average bid of 1 gold 75 silver, and a buyout of 2 gold each. I put a bid on all 50, hoping to get at least 1/2 before someone outbids me. I go back on Wednesday morning, only to find that one person has outbid me (or outright bought) them all and put them back out for bid: 2G, BO: 2G 50s. This ignores the increased supply, forcing the end buyer to purchase any at the same price as if only 10 stacks were available.

Unlike the real world, people can take advantage of the limited supply of most goods to put a strongarm on the market, artificially inflating the cost of items to more than their actual worth. Yes, the original buyer and the day=trader profit, but the end consumer is the one that ends up paying more than they really should as a result.

I'm not against occasional bargain hunting for resale, but I definitely don't like professional daytraders that drive up costs just to profit at others' expense.

Edited, Nov 27th 2006 5:01pm by Wondroustremor

If you enjoy World of Wallstreet, that's cool. I don't.

I prefer to "make a killing" in other ways.

I knew some would not like my idea, but criticism is welcome, and everyone was polite. I do have an alt that I use as well as my main to trade. Like someone said in an earlier post you will get burned if you try to corner the market. It's happened to my friend several times. There is simply too much product out there, and there is constant udercutting in the AH. I do it, and everyone does it to me. You can easily start trading with just 100G, you may have to shoot your load a couple of times, but you will make it back. It really is World of Wallstreet. There are trends, dips, peaks, and you can profit from all of them if you monitor it. For me the AH is like a whole different game altogther. It's a challenge and rewarding in my opion.