I don't know about you guys, but 1g for some orders would be welcome compared to seeing 1s for them. Although kind of funny you can just complete that quest by sending yourself mats and stuff - but you lose 5g doing that. And certainly not making a profit to begin with - so on that standpoint 1g for some bull$%^& order you can use rank 1 mats you found in chests is worth it i think. That's 1g to take your crap away and complete your weekly quest.Still though, if that ain't worth your time (at this point that weekly quest ain't being done 'cause ya dont need the KP) just putting those people on ignore will solve the problem - ignore through the crafting interface. They ain't going to pay 'cause its a troll account or on their alt to troll and make money by exploiting people. Also ignores their main characters on the account to, so they can't really hide (or supposed to).
Blizzard really did come in clutch with the pop up notification making sure to warn us about not all mats being provided. Some people almost caught me slipping on the first couple days.Pretty good change overall though if people started tipping even just the mat cost then that would be nice. I wonder if the one's sending 1s tips with no mats would expect someone (even a family member) to do renovations at their home and not even pay for the materials to do the job.
Just block the disingenious players listing orders for their own profits or check the public order addon if you don't have the time.Change is still new, a lot of players trying to recoup some of their losses to outrageous crafter fees back at launch. Stuff will probably calm down in a week or two.
I get that some people still don't have TSM so haven't a clue about mat price, but Blizzard really ought to give a "suggested commission range" based on the average price mats sold at over the last week (to avoid the other scammers placing mats for bait-price and immediately cancelling via a macro).
needs to be reverted there's literally no order on reset that has all mats included....literally killed public work orders.