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 How item purchases work 
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Post How item purchases work
What does it offer?
The WTB system provides a means for players to purchase items that they are not able to obtain otherwise. In order to loot your item you will be invited to the guild raid and will remain in a designated area of the zone until the boss is dead. If your item drops you must give the designated amount of gold to the raid leader, after which you will be master looted the item. If your item does not drop this time around you will not be required to pay any gold and will be invited back until it drops.

How do I place an order?
First you must create an account on the site and log in with it, and post a thread with your ingame name and what you would like to purchase.

How will I know when my item is available?
You will be notified by a whisper in game when the guild is nearing a boss that drops your item. In order to get the item you must stop what you are doing and get to the required zone entrance asap.

When do I pay for the item?
You only have to pay for the item when it drops. If it does not drop the first time the boss is killed you will be invited back until you loot your item.

Note - Some items are not for sale. More information is available upon request. For the most part item sales are restricted to only BT or Hyjal.


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