Over half of the comments on this site are just copy/pastes of review snippets, which is probably just copy/pastes of book snippets, which, for all we know is just copy/pastes of the WoW user guide.

I recommend that nobody buys this book, or any other wow guide. Use common sense, track the markets, buy low, sell high. Watch for low-price bids on auctions ending soon. Farm herbs and ore. Have fun.

Disclaimer: MWGbp is more expensive than the others and if you buy through my link I get a cut. (Same with WM.) Also, I haven’t seen all the gold guides out there. Of the ones I’ve seen, yeah, MWGbp is the best and it is a pure AH guide. Now, when you hit his page click the “members” link (at the bottom.) You’ll see the blog and get some idea of how the speed runs work. The winners have some pretty high numbers and that seems like a good testimonial to me.

Now here’s an example of what you get: The product contains a number of “chapters” and each chapter contains several videos. The one on “Pipelines” has eight videos and they run from 11 to 31 minutes, a bit over two hours total. You can read the entirety of most of the other guides in two hours. Heck, he has over three hours of video just on auctioneer and related tools.

And if you buy it and you don’t like it? Now you know what to do.

My affiliate link if you want to check it out: http://azerothcookbook.com/massgbp.html
Direct link: http://www.massivewowgold.com/

Im gonna take the opportunity to ask you, since you seem to know what you talk about. For a pure ah guide, (im not the one for dailies or farming) would you say MWGBP is the best guide out there?

I’ve also already made a ticket @ Clickbank and hopefully will be getting my refund.

Thanks man.

When I was heavily into selling glyphs (the market has cooled, since) that comment “Over time you will know what sells” would be the best overall advice I could give, unless you were on the same server. Certain glyphs sell well everywhere (Raise Dead, for example) but many others are hit and miss. Timing helps too. That Saronite you mentioned, for one. For another, I made 20k in 2 days with glyphs when the dual talent thing went live. Good thing I had a big stock, but that was more luck than anything. If you can figure out what will be in demand for certain events then you stock up when it’s cheap and… Like Small Eggs for certain holiday fests.

If I was starting a new bank alt, I’d do two things. 1) run Auctioneer’s scan at least once a day for a week, and 2) use what I ‘ve learned to look for trade goods that seem underpriced. Then I’d buy what I could and resell and go from there. Well, three things… I’d probably level an alt to 10 or so and scoop up some skins and copper ore to generate cash flow. My banker would be a dedicated alt and I’d probably spend an hour a day in the AH.

Then I’d study the market in certain areas (specific items,) learn what “market price” really is, and go from there.

By the way, two BIG diffs between WM and MWG Blueprint is that the latter is all videos and is all in the AH. All the others that I’ve seen (haven’t seen them all) are PDFs. MWGBP has No grinding, no farming, no dallies, no special quests, etc. And it can all be done with very low level toons. He also has regular speed runs. His last email sounded like the totals generated from those speed runs were WAY above his 1000g in 30 days (for new server) benchmark. By the way, he doesn’t respond to my emails, either. (But other vendors do, you know? Some have help desks and some respond directly. )

Once thing he has done in the past is send emails with notices of upcoming events and what to do with them, which sounds like what you’re looking for? Subscribe to his list (it’s free) and see if you like his stuff. If not, unsubscribe. I think the types of updates you mentioned are best as emails, or blog posts, in a member’s only area. That’d be the easiest way to go.

But… playing the AH isn’t right for some. Not having a PDF right there doesn’t work for some. So my suggestion is that if you don’t like WM then send that note to CB (and if you bought it through my link then I’ll lose my cut, sob. ) Same with MWGBP or any other CB product. Then you delete it from your system. I think CB also includes a place where you can tell them what you didn’t like about the guide.

Ok, that was a little long winded.

Oh, one more… you had mentioned that you thought some of the comments were by shills. One way to tell is by what they link to in the comment. If there’s no link then It’s probably real.

As for the MWGB guide, I was just looking at it. It looks really good, with the videos and all. But after having bought about 3 guides, all with the same page layout, and words to “lure” you in, Im feeling they’re not all that different overall.

Actually… the emails you’re getting are automated. The service is Aweber.com (I have an account) and, among other things, it allows you to enter a whole series of email to be sent out over time. So if you wanted to make a “Best 495 Gold Tips” newsletter, to be sent out over the next 495 days (or weeks or every three days,) you could. Macros fill in your name, “Hey there Shit, Here’s you next tip…” and the date and some other fields.

You can also send broadcasts, so if Guide Seller A comes out with something that he’s pushing then Brad could send a “right now” email to his list, pushing that product. As could I, if I had a list here.

“Over time you will learn what items sell” is actually good advice. I have bank alts on four servers and they are all different. Wool cloth, for example, typically goes for 15s a pop on one and 1.3g a pop on another (now if I could get a cross server shipment going…) I kept notes about what sold and what didn’t when I was going for the cap on one of those alts.

I happen to actually like WM, and think it’s worth the money. It is more helpful to someone with high level characters than a newbie, though, as would be any guide that covers the best places to farm and get stuff. You’re right about some guides being less than others and I’ve bought a few products and guides through Clickbank (most not being WoW related) that I would not recommend.

My favorite, “Massive WoW Gold Blueprint” is actually more expensive than Warcraft Millionaire, but since everything in that product can be done with level 1 alts, I’d have to say it’s a lot more newb friendly. It’s also updated more frequently than a lot of others. However, if you don’t like doing all your gold making work right in the auction house, and some don’t, then it’s not the guide for you.

And as for all the “reviews” out there, heh… yeah… there are a lot of them. Hmmm… maybe I should update my page.

I’m not sure the above commenter actually read the guide, since there’s a lot to it that isn’t Auction House. I haven’t seen “Auction House Domination,” but I’ve seen a few other guides and WM beats most of them, hands down. Opinions may reasonably differ, though.

If you’re on WM’s, or anyone’s, email list that you opted in to (and this guy did opt in) all you do is scroll to the end of the email and hit the unsubscribe link. I just now opted into that letter and the link is there. So hit the unsubscribe link, dude. By the way, Brad sends better tips and a lot less email than some others.

WM is a Clickbank product, which means that CB does all the money handling/transactions. If the commenter had actually looked at his Clickbank reciept, and most people don’t, he would know that all he has to do is go to Clickbank and request a refund. Clickbank does respond to their emails, but it might take a day or two. Clickbank then assumes that you will delete the product from your hard drive.