Post glyphs now!

[zenga]

Included a screenie from checking my mailbox + auctions 10 minutes ago. This is gained over a 2 hour period, by just reposting expired auctions from the day before. Now I do my 'daily' round of buying all herbs on the AH, mill them, see what high priced glyphs I don't have atm with APM, go to dalaran to trade inks, craft them, mail them to alts and list them.

Before I log off for the night, I cancel undercuts and do a relist. All in all about 1 hour of work in total per day for anywhere between 6-12k profit.

[Kalyse]

Nice type Zenga. Thats really useful.

[deez]

I use 3 glyph bankers as well, all on different accounts, another for enchanting scrolls, and 1 more for other stuff. I had the glyphers on one account in the past (for crafting convenience), but it took up too much time, especially when doing cancel/re-post cycles. Now I log them all in to Stormwind at the same time, collect mail, interact with target (Auctioneer Jaxon) at the mailbox (works through the wall), and post with 4 toons at the same time.

MailOpener will continue opening mail if you're busy doing something else so you don't have to hit open mail every time it refreshes. This way I can browse for materials on 1 character while the others are collecting mail (no attention required).

If you use Altoholic, and only share your glyphers inventory with your scribe, it usually takes less than 1 minute.

Inventorium is a new addon made to take the place of KTQ and setup a lot like Quick Auctions. You can use skillet, gnome works or Advanced Trade Skills Window to set up the crafting queue. If you only want to create items that are above a certain price you can use Auctioneer, Auctionator, Auction Lite, or Auction Master. The author is still developing it, but its still one of the best/easiest to use that I've seen. The nice thing about Inventorium is its supposed to do all professions and its easy to setup. So far I've tested it on glyphs and enchants, but plan on implementing it for blacksmithing, leather working, and tailoring.