
Gold making in World of Warcraft.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 25 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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This week, Namssob and Stede cover for Euripides, who was out with a broken brain.
Here's the RSS feed for our episodes, and here's the iTunes link. You can also find us on iTunes by searching for "call to auction". To ask a question, simpl... more
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This week, Euripedes and Namssob make up words like outefficienting in order to answer some emails on our relatively slow news week. Specifically, we demonstrate how to make smart decisions about Undermine Journal pricing data as well as spott... more
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This week, Euripedes and Namssob finally run through the email queue and we find out that there's not really anything special at the end of the queue. We cover everything from TSM to pricing strategies, specifically for Lightning Steel Ingots.... more
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This week, Euripedes and Namssob discuss adapting strategies to constantly changing market conditions, specifically including handling price reset attempts (which is basically developing your strategy when someone else tries to control a market... more
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This week, Euripedes and Stede address some of our emails that all seem to ask about gold-making with low (or relatively lower) capital. We also talk briefly about the 5.3 PTR, but as with anything on the PTR, anything and everything could cha... more
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This week, Namssob and Stede talk about the auction house conditions of the initial days of patch 5.2 and go into detail on some of their strategies early on during this patch. Specifically, we talk about the initial changes in the shuffle.
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This week we review the answers we received from Blizzard regarding their views on the auction house, professions, and other related topics regarding the WoW economy.
The topic on the Consortium forums where all the Q&A was posted and the d... more
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We're sneaking this episode in before 5.2 is supposed to drop on Tuesday. (We could be wrong, but all signs point to probably.) We cover some of the last-minute changes to the PTR as well as handle some advice for the initial week after a new ... more
Every week I'm checking iTunes and Stitcher for a new show. It's been a while now that a show has not been uploaded. We miss you guys please come back.
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To save everyone the time, the tips these guys provide are basically these: we don't know how it's gonna work for you, every server is different, every day is different, all people are different, try for yourself, work it out for yourself, do the math yourself.
Wow, really? I like the show, it's pretty entertaining. But what's even the point of reading the listeners emails and giving tips? And speaking of actual tips: on mid-to-high pop servers, the tips about weekends and tuesdays (wednesdays ... more
If you're a small change WoW player, tired of empty promises 'Su-erMegaAuctionHousePimpPlay' from b.s. guides off eBay you dropped 12 bucks on, listen to Call to Auction to change up your financial well-being inside WoW; listen to dudes who aren't in it for your 12 bucks, just to share some real knowledge with you!
It's a pleasure, gents.
One of the best free gold blogs out the only down side is spotty updates.
Just making my way back into the game after taking a pretty long break, glad to see Call to Auction is still around and still as good as ever.
Keep up the good work.
This is the best podcast for in-game economics and gold making out there, focusing on World of Warcraft. Do yourself a favor and listen to this clear and realistic discussion.
Thanks guys! This is a great help for me coming back to WoW after a 3-year break. You paint a great picture of the economics!
Such a good cast on auctioning. Really nothing else on iTunes compares.
Keep up the good work! Helped me break 250k this week
PS Better than that hunting party podcast but thats because i main a warrior :P
28 was a stellar restart. LFM ('Looking Forward to More)!
this is the best podcast for making wow gold...hands down...i have downloaded them all.
Love it!
A must for WoW gold makers. Those Yaks are not going to buy themselves!!!
When are you guys coming back?









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