March 21, 200719 yr i have never merchanted before but what i'd do is buy a whip for like 1.5-1.55m and keep the price FIRM. And once you can find a buyer (hopefully), sell it for like 1.65m and keep that price FIRM. That's the best advice i can give is make sure your prices are firm. ~ Proud Father ~ Proud (Currently Deployed) Army National Guardsmen ~ Proud Lakota ~ Retired Tip.It Crew ~
March 21, 200719 yr same as all merchanting. hang around, look for the prices of sellers. once you spot the lowest price seller, buy his whip. then sell it to a buyer nearby, and if you bought from the lowest seller, youll always make profit selling to higher buyers.
March 21, 200719 yr Sorry if this sounds off topic, but did whips really drop that low? Last I saw they were 1.7 mil to 1.8 mil. Maybe I can finnaly get one soon. \
March 21, 200719 yr yeah, there like 1.6m now i believe ~ Proud Father ~ Proud (Currently Deployed) Army National Guardsmen ~ Proud Lakota ~ Retired Tip.It Crew ~
March 21, 200719 yr yeah, there like 1.6m now i believe Yes, they sell for 1.6-1.65 now I wouldn't suggest merchanting whips. Outside of w2 almost everybody is selling 1.65-1.7 and buying for 1.6 Inside of w2 everybody is selling 1.65, but there are about 20 people buying for 1.64.... It's just so hard to make profit off that with so many people doing it.
March 21, 200719 yr Merchanting whips is a bad idea, as their price tends so change a lot, so you might end up losing money. Barrows sets like torags and ahrim would be better as their price tends to stay the same over a period of time.
March 21, 200719 yr Merchanting dds/d scim may be a good alternative to whips. Buy for probably normal prices and hang out near areas like edgeville where pkers may want to buy them for a higher-than-normal price Strangely with WotLK so near, I wished I could delay it a bit to push through that last TBC content in MH/BT :'(.
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