the core of my problem arises from the non possibility to filter sniper results based on quantity (quantity owned and quantity count in the region), which is another suggestion already created here. since you have to be very fast on sniper, you don't have time to check the tooltip (because you lose the item if you do this)

it's usually not profitable to buy item duplicates (item ID) (supply usually higher than demand), but with the current implementation you can easily end up with duplicate items.

regarding those duplicates item, I don't want to post them more than once, post cap = 1 (for that I need to ignore variations)

I'd like to be able to ignore item variations without having to spend time to create groups for that purpose, import items with variation and so on.

a way to do this is to have the option disabled by default in the base auctioning operation, that way we will save time

this suggestion is in priority for classic since fees are a bigger deal there but would be nice for retail also

thank you

I want to be able to sort all my items by "# failed since last sold" and "Failure Rate (# failed overall / # total units auctioned)

The current options are not helpful when identifying bad sales, they are seperated, but the tooltip shows the amalgam of the two numbers (cancelled and failed) which gives no idea if the auction organically failed due to never being bought or because you had been undercut, so you just have to assume all failures are bad failures (side suggestion to record a cancel scan mark against these auctions)

But i want to be able to go to one screen and sort it and see oh, Ice Frag Bombs have NEVER sold, i should just go ahead and vendor that

I know there is a failed limit, but that counts per unit and includes cancelled, so it doesn't help if you are fighting an undercut war with someone over the Stylish Purple Hat

As an enchanter who sells old world enchants I have a lot of stock. A little bit of this kind of dust, some various greater essences, all sorts of shards - you know the pain. I would like to be able to hover over these items in my bank and determine how many of them I use on (for example) a monthly basis. If some of them haven't been used enough I can convert them to something more usable or sell them!

For example:
I have made 5 Enchant Weapon - Exceptional Spellpower this month. I want to know how many of an item I've used in the past month so I select the option so see how many I've used in the past 30 days. When I hover over Infinite Dust it should say (50/30 days) and Greater Cosmic Essence should say (10/30 days). Let's say I never use Volatile Water or at least haven't in the past month. When I hover over it I would see (0/30days). That way I can reconsider how much space that Volatile Water is taking up in my bank. I think a daily/weekly/monthly/ever option would be useful.

I would love the ability to reference the last successful sale price and the last price at which I posted an item. In low-volume/sparse markets, my own sales records are more useful information than the market/realm/region/global aggregate prices. When I'm posting, I'm often the only person to have posted the item in days or weeks.

In this situation, I find myself wanting to implement one of two very simple strategies:

1. Start with an intentionally high price and slowly lower it each time I post


2. Start with an intentionally price and slowly raise it each time I post

I favor (1) if the item is something I can't re-acquire easily (e.g., rare drop) and I favor (2) if the item is something I can (e.g., an old enchant that I can re-craft). The most straightforward pricing for these two would be something like:

1. 95% lastPostPrice (start high, slowly lower)


2. 110% lastSellPrice (start low, slowly raise)

Right now, I instead have to resort to price source hackery to do either of these things.

For (1), I might set the price to "90% DBMarket" and post it once at a very high price. If I'm the only one posting, my single post is enough to move DBMarket, so if it doesn't sell, 90% DBMarket will be slightly smaller each time I post it.

I would much rather be able to say what I want directly, which is more like "95% lastPostPrice".

Similarly, for (2), I resort to things like "125% avgSell" or "105% maxSell." The former sucks because the actual percentage by which I increase my posting each time gets smaller for every post after a successful sale. You can work out the math, but the the short of it is that each successful sale only increases my posting price by (P/N)%, where (1 + P)% avgSell is my posting price and N is the number of times I've actually sold the item (i.e., the hidden denominator in avgSell).

So, if my posting price is 125% avgSell and I successfully sell my 100th item then avgSell increases by 0.25%.

Again, I'd rather say "105% lastSellPrice" directly.