The way I take it is, maybe in the beginning, WoTLK Gold I'm thinking the skinning vendor is your thin mats, they're really not worth that much even when you sell them. In general, up until around level 40 Plus, but like your origin items, I believe you shouldn't sell that. I think you can save for because you know, most those who reach 80 will be switching to engineering Jewelcrafting blacksmithing. This means there will be plenty of death knights. Right? There's bound to be plenty of people using this strategy. I think there's a week one strategy in which you're trying to get to 80 by at least week two.

Then there's a plan for the normal person which I would suggest that you sell, the scanning process, it's acceptable, but do not sell anything else. For instance, if you discover a blueitem, for God's sake, do not sell it. It's like things probably worth, you know 1020 gold, especially in the case of a small item. One month later I would suggest being cautious about selling everything. Does that make sense?

Absolutely does make sense.

In fact, I've done something similar. I've made lots of gold early on in classic like the original but not back in 2004. However, in the year 2019. Where's the good news? All the blues I experienced I would just keep sending to a bank, because they were selling on the auction house at around 10. silver, literally 1020 Silver, and anything that fell to the bottom, I would just deposit it in a bank, and some of them I sold for 3040 Gold. You know that's just a matter weeks or perhaps smaller amounts of time, just two months later.

You're 100% correct, it is about knowing what to do WoTLK Classic Gold for sale with what you have appreciate, what's likely to decrease in value.