Wow. world of warcraft . how can i earn money ? plz help?

Question

i'm a levle 9 human mage in a fun server (hell) it means i play wow for only 3 hours ( my character name is pooriatm)
i just know one way to make money : selling droped items & it's not enough for traning my spells
i know i should get skills like leather working taloring and etc. to make money but dont know how
plz tell me everything even address(location) of trainer
if u dont have time to say all say one of them (taloring for example)
if u r in this server i'll be happy to see u or even join in a group whit you
my e-mail is [e-mail]

Answer 1

1. Start with two gathering professions: This isn’t essential, but it helps! You will gather materials and sell them on the Auction House. Start with Herbalism and Skinning. Herbalism is relatively unpopular, and while there is virtually no market for the low level Herbs, you can quickly gather Herbs that do have a market. Briarthorn often comes with Swiftthistle. Gravemoss is very valuable as well. Skinning is a good idea because you’ll kill hundred of skinnable animals anyway, so you might as well take their hides. I wouldn’t recommend mining, because there’s usually high competition for the ore veins.
2. Get big bags quickly: You can buy 10-12 slot bags relatively cheaply on the auction house. Even a 6-slot bag is better than nothing. Bigger bags mean you can carry more stuff before you have to return to the city. Always have the most bag space you can afford, but make sure to watch paying reasonable prices. If you have a guildmate who can make Mooncloth bags, see if he will give you a discount. On Earthen Ring, a Mooncloth bag is worth 15-17 Gold. But don’t abuse your guildmate’s trust: Don’t resell them on the AH for full price.
3. Get must-have mods: There are various addons that really, really ease your life. Get a mod that will let you sell all items with one click, a mod that lets you repair all items with one click, get Auctioneer and Enchantrix, and get a massmail addon. Also get an addon that will show item prices at NPC vendors in the tooltips.
4. Always sell vendor trash ASAP: If you come across a vendor somewhere, sell your Gray items immediately. They’re not good for anything, sell them. They’ll just eat up space. (Sorry about stating the obvious, but some of you might be beginners.)
5. Always sell items on the Auction House: Sell all White and better items on the Auction House. Use Auctioneer to find reasonable prices, but also search manually to see what the current price range is. Make sure to “scan” prices with auctioneer - once a day is best, but do it at least every few days. Market prices do change over time.
6. Know when to cut your losses: Putting an item on the Auction House does cost money. If it doesn’t sell, and it’s something that won’t earn you a lot - just Vendor Trash or Disenchant it .
7. Reselll “limited” recipies: If you come across a vendor that sells a limited number of recipies (you can tell by the number in brackets over the item’s icon), buy it and resell it on the auction house. You can usually make quite a bit of money this way. Even the cheapest recpies, plans, etc will go for 70s+. However, don’t resell “unlimited” recipies! People don’t like to be ripped off, and you shouldn’t do it either.
8. Drop cheap vendor trash: If you get an item you think will earn a lot on the AH, or gray items that are valuable, drop cheaper items for them. Especially if you’re in an instance. This way you’ll maximize your earnings per trip.
9. Instance Runs: If you’re in a guild and you have some bored high level characters - or if you are a bored high level character - get them to solo an instance and let you loot. Offer them anything that may need for an Alt - you’ll still make a fortune on such a run. Don’t whine or demand this, however - be nice to your Guildmates.
10. Sell Blue Items: Unless it’s something that you can really, really use yourself, sell your blue items on the Auction House. Make sure to ask a fair, but high, price. People will pay extra for the rarity, and for the “status” of having blue items, even if the items are not all that great.
11. Ask fair prices: If you’re not sure what an item might be worth (for example, because Auctioneer has never seen it), don’t be afraid to ask your Guild or the trade channel. Do make clear that you are not interested in selling right now. And, of course, you should be aware that anybody who offers to buy it right away for a certain sum are probably trying to get a good deal.
12. Buy a mount: As soon as you hit level 40, buy whatever mount you can buy. The added travel speed will really help you - not only when earning money. Try it, if you never had a mount: You will not want to miss it.
13. Get two Alts: You should create two alternative characters and play them until they are in a town with a bank and a mailbox. You can use their additional bank space, and you can also simply mail things to them - items in a mailbox will last for 30 days, during which you can find a buyer. Besides, many towns have mailboxes that do not have a bank or auction house, and having such an Alt is a very good way to clear out your inventory so you can go back to gathering more loot. One of your Alts should learn Enchanting as a profession. Send to him all the magic items that you are unable to sell on the auction house - the alt can then disenchant them and try to sell the materials

Sounds pretty straight forward? Yes, because it is! I never spent any time anywhere just to farm items, materials, or whatever. All the money I earned was a by-product of normal gameplay. It should be pointed out that Earthen Ring is an old realm, with a mature economy and many, many high-level characters. This means that a lot of people have a lot of money, and they can spend it on your materials. For example, for a while I managed to get 60s or more for a stack of light leather - Probably because someone was trying to level up his Leatherworking skill.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

The satisfactory talent to study that will get you speedy $ at early stages is skinning. Visit your neighborhood skinner (ask any look after in such a lot towns)...instruct...then pass kill. I might say over 70% of the NPCs you kill will probably be skinnable. Staks fo leather-based pass beautiful well within the AH....herbalism isn't too unhealthy both however you will not begin making any $ till you get your talent up above two hundred...Hopethis is helping

Answer 4

Quest for gold. Many quests offer gold as part of thier reward and many also offer equipment you can sell. Combined with looting kills, this is one of the better ways to make money.

If you don't have a professon yet, ask one of the nearest guards. They will allow you to ask the location of any trainer in WoW, and put a arrow on your mini-map to get you there.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

Ebay.