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Join the official WoW Economy & TSM Discord server: Rules and Guidelines Discussion should focus on the theory and practice of making gold in World of Warcraft. So if something sells I want to take another one out of my guildbank without searching for the items.A place to discuss the economy in World of Warcraft. TLDR: I need to keep a certain amount of a certain item in my inventory to have it posted in the AH. And as I want to learn as much as possible before BfA hits I thought I might just ask here how you guys do it :) Is there any clever way to throw them in your guildbank and only take 1 in your inventory via warehousing or something like this? At the moment I just don't understand how the warehousing part is working and if it is the right direction to look at. So it doesn't make sense to keep all 3 of them in my inventory, as I need the space to collect my mail and repost. For example: I have a crafting operation to restock 3 of every panther mount, but I only post one at a time. I just have to keep track of what sold and what I have to restock on my own. I have set up my own TSM groups with shopping, crafting and auctioning operations and at the moment everything seems to work fine. Wouldn't be possible without this subreddit! As a returning player with all the threads here I learned a lot of TSM basics and managed to go from nothing to 5 million gold liquid and nearly the same in items value. Beginners Guide to Auction House Flippingįirst of all thank you very much.Note: The Simple Questions Watercooler sticky is replaced every two days to keep it current Subreddit Resources Made a mistake? Bought an item that's worth 50g for 500k? Post about it here. Thursdays: Sniping & Flipping Īll snipes, flips & sale screenshots should be posted in this sticky only, anywhere else and they'll be removed.If you made your first 100k, 10th gold cap or anything in between, shout about it in this sticky only. Please post all TSM-related help requests in this perpetual sticky, otherwise your post will be removed. It will be removed and you will be immediately permanently banned. Do not call for the removal of content on the subreddit to 'protect a strategy' or 'prevent nerfs' or 'limit competition'.

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