The auction buyer sees a bunch of useful consumables (such as stacks of 20 light feathers, or stacks of silk cloths, or free action potions,

etc. Anything that is popular with players). He sees a big list in the AH of these stacks, and they are going for the normal buy-out rate. He

starts purchasing them like he always does. One after another, clicking through each screen.

The trick is that he doesn''t really notice that one says ''88 wow gold'' instead of ''88 silver'' so he clicks it anyway. The great thing is even if

you get caught you could say its was just a honest mistake. Kind wow power leveling of like when the store cashier short changes you. Yeah its only 10 cents but

if you do it enough it will become a lot of money.

Sell at least 6 or more identical items on the AH. Making them for the normal going rate, If you sell it cheaper then you could stand to lose

money. Put them up back to back in one long list. The buyout on the fifth item is wow gold instead of silver. Everything else must be identical.

There is a chance that the buyer will get ''caught'' in your scam. It's not guaranteed, but there are always dummies around that will be

duped. This is a scam, and everyone who buys frequently from the AH is susceptible to it.