Just a quick post that was related to my last one and figured I might as well share this. When I got the pattern for the 36 slot jewelcrafting bag and noticed people already had it listed for so little I got to wondering if I was just valuing Dreamcloth wrong. One of the reasons I avoided selling anything with dreamcloth so far had partly been cause I wasn't sure what its value was.
After using a spreadsheet for a bit I figured, ya know what, one of the suggestions Power Word: Gold gave me was right on what I was looking for but for some reason didn't think of.
Showing posts with label Dreamcloth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dreamcloth. Show all posts
Sunday, July 24, 2011
How much is a Dreamcloth? and Snatch List
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How much is a Dreamcloth? and Snatch List
2011-07-24T12:14:00-04:00
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Saturday, July 23, 2011
Dreamcloth and 36 Slot Jewelcrafting bag woes
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Why has this saddened me? well I'm not sure if maybe I'm just doing it wrong, but I would think you would price your dreamcloth based on the most expensive cooldown to make one. Dream of Azshara oddly enough is the one that is the more expensive of them atm, costing something like eight hundred six gold to make one dreamcloth, costing somewhere around two thousand four hundred eighteen gold to make three and your damn right for using week cooldowns I want to at least get one-hundred fifty percent on making them, which would be three thousand six hundred twenty-nine gold as my threshold.
So what do you do? I guess I might have to research more into the actual cost of making dreamcloth I mean people have been happily selling the high end spell-threads for five-hundred while I would turn up my nose at such amount..
Should I buy them out and list them higher?
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7/23/2011
Dreamcloth and 36 Slot Jewelcrafting bag woes
2011-07-23T09:43:00-04:00
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