Exactly... and do the token auctions "run out" and then the token gets posted back to you. If this happens then surely when you put it back on the AH its for the current AH price and not the one you were promised when you bought it.
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Exactly... and do the token auctions "run out" and then the token gets posted back to you. If this happens then surely when you put it back on the AH its for the current AH price and not the one you were promised when you bought it.
These are just a means for Blizzard to combat gold farmers and provide a safe environment to purchase gold.
So buy a token from the in-game store > put token onto the AH > somebody will then purchase your token from the AH using their in-game gold > they can then activate this token for 30 days subscription time and when your token has sold, you will be mailed the amount of gold your token was worth.
I don't think they run out. Doesn't it just display an average time it might take until your token is sold? It could overrun this and I think it will just continue to be listed until purchased.
Rest assured: http://eu.battle.net/wow/en/blog/18141101/introducing-the-wow-token-3-2-2015
So for example. You purchase a token when it says 45k. You leave it in your inventory a little while and by then the price has gone down to 43k. If you put the token on the AH at the time it is going for 43k. You will receive 43k. The only way to guarantee to get the price quoted when making the purchase, is the put it onto the AH once you receive the token.
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The demand for these still seem to be there. https://wowtoken.info/ - this is showing current price of 42,242g. It did start to drop and now it's suddenly gone back to where we first started.
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Reached a new peak recently at 47,339g and now declining again.
Them Chinese though
.... started at 48.604g and it peaked at 73,676g. Now that would be worth the £15!
