[Guide] Be a trustable leatherworker, alchemist or blacksmith!

[EcHoEs]

This is pretty simple guide for being a trustable lw, alchemist or blacksmith.

With being trustable, I mean that your customer can trust you and recommend you to other people.

-Use good english with macros. Nobody wont trust you when you say "i can maek u this item gief mats and fee"

-Always link the profession.

-It helps being in a well-known guild.

-Don't spam with macros. People hate it. :P


You can also add to the macro that you have extra scam security for the customer.
How do we do this? Let me tell ya!

When the customer asks you, what is this extra scam security, tell them that you will give them a letter, which they can then give to Blizzard if you scam the customer.

When you know the item the customer wants, log to your alt, send letter with item's name, your name and customer's name.
For example :

Extra scam security for [Trollpown] (the customer) by [Taurenpown] (You) for item [Some random flask] (the item).

Then give copy of the letter to the customer, and tell them to keep it, and send to Blizzard if you scam them. Tell them that you will be banned if you do so, and with the letter the customer has proof of the scam. Also tell them to take screenshot of the item transcation, and to send it to Blizzard support if you scam them.


This will make you alot more trustable for customers. And will propably get you new ones too!


Enjoy!

[blackwater938]

ohmm tbh i never meet a person who didnt trust me... and im only saying that will cost you 200 g in fee and they are like okay...

[makasante]

I guess this is more for people like blacksmiths, who make items worth thousands of gold

[SnorlaxHF]

Sorry for OT, but why can't you spell yourself?

Your avatar is even telling us, that you're a Grammar Nazi.

[xollax]

Sorry for OT, but why can't you spell yourself?

Your avatar is even telling us, that you're a Grammar Nazi.

C/P is hard?

[l4m0r]

This is pretty simple guide for being a trustable lw, alchemist or blacksmith.

With being trustable, I mean that your customer can trust you and recommend you to other people.

-Use good english with macros. Nobody wont trust you when you say "i can maek u this item gief mats and fee"

-Always link the profession.

-It helps being in a well-known guild.

-Don't spam with macros. People hate it. :P


You can also add to the macro that you have extra scam security for the customer.
How do we do this? Let me tell ya!

When the customer asks you, what is this extra scam security, tell them that you will give them a letter, which they can then give to Blizzard if you scam the customer.

When you know the item the customer wants, log to your alt, send letter with item's name, your name and customer's name.
For example :

Extra scam security for [Trollpown] (the customer) by [Taurenpown] (You) for item [Some random flask] (the item).

Then give copy of the letter to the customer, and tell them to keep it, and send to Blizzard if you scam them. Tell them that you will be banned if you do so, and with the letter the customer has proof of the scam. Also tell them to take screenshot of the item transcation, and to send it to Blizzard support if you scam them.


This will make you alot more trustable for customers. And will propably get you new ones too!


Enjoy!

yeah, and don't forget to breathe!


(it's funny how foolish some ppl try to get rep)

[Killalots]

Effort has, clearly, been put into this guide, but sadly there was no need to do so.

I fail to see, and apparently so do others, the usefulness of this guide. In general, sending that ingame mail is pretty much not needed. Maybe for one or two select items such as the Mechano Hog.

Even then I wouldn't get a randomer to craft it for me. I'd use a Guild member or friend.

So, in short. I am glad to see you contributing but maybe lay off the common sense.

[Clueless_noob]

In my experience you don't really need to worry about dealing with a trusted crafter.
The only time I've met a dumbass scammer who robbed me of mongoose mats (rougly worth 500g during tbc) I've got back my stuff the following day and he mocked me with a whisper.

No big deal.

[EcHoEs]

yeah, and don't forget to breathe!


(it's funny how foolish some ppl try to get rep)

It's funny how foolishly some ppl think I'm trying to get rep with this
Just trying to help people out.

[abhorsenjay]

What I've been doing lately, with my Jewelcrafting at least, is having pre-cut popular gems in my inventory. This way they just open trade, pop in the uncut gem with a tip, I trade the pre-cut gem and everyone is happy. Gets me more customers actually, amazing how impatient some people are.

[napsterandom]

Good tip Abhorsenjay thx