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I have a bunch of questions and comments piled up in my poor neglected inbox, so today we"re going to jump right in and address some of the good ones.
Bernake (awesome name, by the way) writes:
I believe you"re talking about this post on cross-faction arbitrage. In fact, it can be extremely profitable to move money and products across the neutral AH. I may have sounded a little negative because it is risky; however, unless you"re losing a chunk of your stock to snipers or 20 percent of your gold to the neutral AH cut, it"s not a bad thing to do. You can just buy to resell, or if you"re having trouble finding mats on your home faction, you can use stock from the other side to keep your costs in line.Previously you have established that it is not profitable it to transfer gold frequently across faction. While this is generally true, I play on a server where the Horde population playing at peak hours is no more than 600 people, less than 2,000 active on the server. I was wondering (if that) warrants a change in this policy, as the Alliance have over 9,000 active players with at least 600 on throughout the day and over 2,000 playing at peak hours on any given day. I was considering moving into the Alliance glyph market, as the Horde glyph market is quite small. I was wondering if you would support this move as well as give some insight?
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