2 Neat Tricks to make some quick G

Hey Guys, this is my first guide, just with some tips I've discovered and want to share

These tips may not work on all servers, but all levels can do this and the startup costs are not very high (although the second tip requires 350 First Aid so it probably requires a higher level)

Tip 1

1) Check the Auction House for Primals, you can choose any and/or all of them to do this for.
2) Note down the Price of the primals.
3) Seach the Auction House for the Mote for that Primal, for example if you searched for Primal Fire initially, search for Mote of Fire.
4) Check the price of the motes. Quite often I find that the motes cost less than the primals, just because some people do not know how to make them into Primals, or for whatever reason do not want to make them into Primals. For example I recently spent 28g on some motes, when the equivilent if I had bought the Primals was 45g. Bear in mind when checking the price that 10 motes = 1 primal so if you divide the lowest primal cost by 10 you get the benchmark for each 'Cheap' Mote.

You do not have to have any addons to do this, just a pen and paper.

Tip 2

For this Tip you must have 350 First Aid, as it requires the making of bandages.

1) Search the Auction House for Netherweave Cloth.
2) Any Netherweave Cloth below 3g (for a stack of 20) buyout or bid for depending on your patience
3) Make all of the Netherweave Cloth you have bought into Heavy Netherweave Bandages
4) The Bandages sell for 30s to a vendor, so for a stack of 20 Netherweave Cloth you will get 10 Bandages, each selling to a vendor for 30s. That gives you 3g back, hence why you buy only those stacks that are below 3g in price.

You can repeat this tip whenever you find bargains on the Auction house, it will not make huge amounts of money, but enough to make it worthwhile the 5 minutes it took to do it.

I never have said that these tips would make you enough to get an Epic Flying Mount, but they should (and are for me) enough to keep up with the some repair bills.

Thanks for Reading, I hope that this has been worth the time that it took to read it (and write it )