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Kinda disgusting just how many people tried lowballing the shit out of her, when they found out she didn't know how much they were worth. Told her to give them to me, and to tell them to fuck off.
Ended up turning that 1000cr purchase into a bit over 3000cr.
And that's fine if you don't think that; my issue is with people trying to rip of those who aren't sure of what the 'standard' offering has been for the cards, when they know full well they're ripping said person off. Nobody tried offering below 200, when I advertised them for her. Including the person who tried lowballing her
There's only a couple I'd bother keeping and I had no idea many were selling for more than ~50cr.
See, the promo is working
This works both ways. I feel that someone selling something for 13x the value is ripping people off.
If something is worth 100 credits to me, I'm going to offer 100 credits. I don't care if someone else thinks it is worth more.
It isn't my responsibility to make sure the seller gets the most possible amount of credits. That is their responsibility, and 100% their fault if they don't do that.
Also, that wasn't my own offer, I was asking for a friend. No way I'd pay that much!
...wat.
But! Like I said, you're absolutely free to think something is worth <x> amount. If you don't think something is worth what others are paying as the 'standard amount' then that's your prerogative to not pay that much. Just don't try and guilt people into selling it for the amount you think it's worth, when what you think isn't what the majority think, like a few tried doing. (nobody who's posted in this thread so far, fortunately) That is all!
This is also my rave. I finally had some money to spend, bought credits and the first card I got was Ashaxei! Finally I get lucky on a sort-of-gamble!
Like that nicator card everyone is paying so much for.... kinda 100% worthless to me, some tried to sell it to me for over 200 creds.
Point being, is if you want a certain amount for an item, advertise your selling it for that much.... you scam artists who just advertise your selling an item, waiting for someone to say a magical crazy number.... kinda ruin the market for everyone. You can't be low balled of you have an expectation announced, but if your just selling... people are going to offer what it is worth to THEM initially.
That's also not what scamming is.
I acknowledged this, already.
I think I paid 280cr to Seragorn for my RoF talisman. Above redeem, and def not lowballing
Unless you legitimately believe it's realistic, for example, to offer the same prices for buying an ugrach card compared to buying an ashaxei card.
In which case lol.
I do this too. a) I have more important shit to worry about than tracking the card-market.; b) It is pretty clear they either have no idea what it's worth, or are fishing for a ridiculous price. I'll give you the ridiculous price, but it isn't in the direction you're looking for.
While I want to agree with you, Pyori, a sad truth is that if you don't set the price, you're inviting people to haggle. And the rules of haggling are thousands of years old - literally as old as mankind. I'd say your sister, and maybe you too, learned something important?
50 seems fair across the board tbh. However if someone offers 400 credits you would be mad not to accept.
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