There are alot of gold guides out there, and i have only one problem, i dont want to buy anything! i was wandering if any one has bought a WoW Gold Guide, and has used it to make gold. i will give my e-mail so you can e-mail me if you have bought it and has earned you money. I am not looking to steal that persons work and make my own guide, i really am broke, and imgetting near my flying mount and i only have about 170g. So if you have bought a gold guide, e-mail me saying what you had to do, tips, ect. Thanks and best answers is to the person that gives me a good guide. {e-mail: blackmagik26@hotmail.com}
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Your first flying mount? The one you can get at 70? I wouldn’t buy it, at least not just yet. There are 2 reasons for that:
1) You won’t be able to use it in Northrend until level 77 so it’s pointless to worry about scratching up the cash now.
2) Depending on how fast you level to 77, they may end up being cheaper. Word is they’re deeply discounting some of the mount training stuff in the next major patch.
Basically you can’t use it now anyway and it will liekly be cheaper in a few weeks.
Also note that gold in Northrend pretty much grows on trees. Between 68 and 72 I made enough gold to dual spec (costs 1000g and I think I went into NR at 68 with like 72 of that). Keep in mind that all of that money? That was all from dropped trash items and quest money. I sent all my dropped greens to my enchanter to disenchant and sent all my ore and skins to my bank alt to sell (and I never sent the profits back to that character). There’s tons of gold to be made in the game.
One note – the think isn’t how to make gold most of the time. Usually it’s "how not to spend gold". If you have a crafting profession, don’t spend money on mats at the AH, farm it yourself. Don’t be buying gear off the AH between 60 and 68, you’re going to replace it in like the first 4 quests in Northrend anyway so that’s just wasted gold (and it’s going to take you like 30 seconds to go through those levels with the quest gear and stuff). Basically be smart about the stuff you buy/enchant/gem/etc.