There's hardly an item on the map that does not have some value and you'll be able to take advantage of this fact to your advantage. The grey items can be sold for a profit and the white things are stackable and may be used for crafting. It follows that anyone will buy them if you place them up for sale in the Auction House, if the price is right. If you can't be bothered to play with auctions and you need to prevent the fees WOW Burning Crusade Classic Gold, you can also simply sell these things in the vendor. A few of the things you loot will increase in value over time and this is something to look at when you are managing your storage space.

In close relationship with the previous point, you won't be able to carry much loot if you don't have a great deal of additional storage space on hand to carry these products. This will allow you to spend additional time looting and leveling and less time handling inventory and running back and forth. Bags are certainly one of the more expensive items and therefore it might be more economical to find a tailor who can make you fit you with a new pair of luggage in exchange for goods, services or a smaller price.

You could also loot fabric that's a fantastic thing to continue to. Food and beverage will be a number of the priciest items and till you hit level 40 you'll be spending over 15 gold per soda up. But, you may make good buddies with a mage who may conjure these libations for a cost or a prefer or whatever deal you reach. Don't forget that if you go offline for over 15 minutes conjure items will vanish.

It's a common mistake to sell items in the Auction house for less than their full value in the Vendors. This is a golden depleting trap and should be avoided like the plague cheap WOW TBC Classic Gold. If you have an item and you intend to sell on the AH for only marginally more than the cost at the vendors, it'd be better to simply sell at the sellers and prevent the price of this AH fee if you don't create a sale.