Please try again later" when trying to use the AH. Skip to Main Content. Overwatch League. Log In. My Tickets. Contact Support. World of Warcraft Patch 9. Auction House Mail Missing Updated: 15 hours ago. Relevant Products:. Common Problems Bought something on the auction house, but the item never arrived to my mailbox Sold an item on the AH and never received the gold Was outbid, and the auction didn't return me the gold Tried cancel an auction, but the game didn't give gold or item s back to me.
Did you find this article helpful? Yes No. Help us improve. The scammer then invents some reason not to buy the item. Many items in the game use the same icons as one another -- occasionally a person offering to trade a rare item will replace this item with an extremely common item that uses the same icon when trading. To counter this, make sure to mouse over any item placed in the trade window to make sure it is the correct item. Trade windows include a slot at the bottom that will not trade the item in question.
This slot is used for placing enchantments or enhancements on a person's equipment, including soulbound items. Occasionally people will try to trade an item within this slot, accepting payment without trading the item itself.
To prevent this, make sure that none of the items for trade are in the 'will not be traded' slot. The reverse of this trick to offer or sell an enchant, but then insist that the item to be enchanted be traded rather than placed in the "will not be traded. Many valuable items will be soulbound and unable to be traded in this way, but some non-binding items can be sold for good prices for varying reasons.
Be sure to always use the "will not be traded" for item enchants. When selling items, the buying participant will sometimes change the amount of gold offered — usually by a factor of ten — after the seller has confirmed it. For example, the buyer might change gold offered to 60 gold right before finishing the trade. This will de-confirm the window — however, the change is not obvious, and the deconfirmation happens for many unimportant changes, so people will usually re-confirm anyway and lose out on potentially hundreds of gold.
To counter this, make sure to thoroughly check the transaction if the confirmation ever gets de-confirmed. On most servers, player activity peaks at 6pm to 9pm. It is usually at its lowest point around 6am. If you're running mostly 24 hour auctions with buyouts it doesn't matter when you post your auctions. If you're relying on bids, or trying to post short auctions, it's best to do it when players are most active. Check your servers' time zone to find out when most players will be on.
Often, server time and your time will be different, leaving you trying at the wrong hours. On weekends, Friday, Saturday, Sunday and holidays, player activity is significantly higher.
Apparently Monday and Tuesday are the lowest activity days, since Blizzard put weekly maintenance on Tuesday mornings. This has led to many theories about when to post auctions. Some theorize that Sunday is the best day to post auctions for armor and weapons because casual players have just finished a weekend of levelling up and will be looking for new gear. Likewise, prices for trade goods may drop on weekends as less informed players all try to undercut each other.
On the other hand, demand for these goods also rises on weekends. On weekdays there's a better chance that someone or yourself will try to create a monopoly on certain trade goods, driving prices up.
Therefore, weekends are sometimes good for buying trade goods and weekdays are good for selling them. Some professions have a relation to player activity, like jewelcrafting. Players that loot new gear will often need new gems. You are likely to sell more gems on evenings that guilds raid can be both weekend and weekdays, but especially Wednesday and Friday. A smart time seems to be to post your gems around , since a lot of your competition will be raiding, so won't undercut you after you posted, and raids end about Keeping an eye on what nights big guilds raid, and how active the LFG channel is, together with some experience, can help you pick good times.
Auctions, however, still expire. Don't post auctions on a day before maintenance, unless you don't mind losing a lot of your auction's duration. If you bid on an auction with a short or medium duration remaining right before the server shuts down, you will win that auction because no one else will be able to bid on it.
There's only one problem with this strategy: other people are also doing it. The time before shutdown is very active, with a few players furiously bidding on the good deals. It's exciting, but you'd actually win just as many auctions by bidding on other nights, when fewer people are paying attention. Whenever a special event such as a holiday occurs, pay attention to any items that can be traded. Things with limited availability may become more valuable as time passes. Also pay attention to items required by new quests.
Shockingly, many players didn't know or perhaps didn't care that the milk could simply be bought from a vendor. For a very brief time, milk was actually selling on the auction house for a hundred times its actual value.
Much more lucrative was the jump in demand for certain trade goods when the Tier 0. Keep an eye on reports from beta testing to predict future opportunities of this nature. Post away! The exact location is shown in the map below, marked by the player location. There, speak to any of the auctioneers. You can search for the item you wish to buy.
You can either bid and hope for the best, or you can just buyout the items you really need.
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