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    Zarzak Tigerspirit
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    Quote Originally Posted by DenzelTaru View Post
    I am fully prepared to get shot down in this thread by the undercutters themselves but I just don't understand these people and it's driving me insane.

    All weekend I have been selling an item and profitting well out of it, I started by undercutting the best price by 1gil.. this keeps the price at the same amount and if anyone wants to undercut me at 1gil they are VERY welcome to.. all our stuff will sell for the intended price eventually and everyone is happy.. yes you have to keep an eye on the market but thats fine because we are all profitting.
    If you undercut me by 1 gil I'm going to drop it 10k every time until you stop. Put it at the same price if you want but the 1 gil stuff is beyond annoying and I'm not going to stalk the boards to play your 1 gil game.

    Quote Originally Posted by Maza View Post
    One thing for me is if there are several items up for say 10k and someone puts one up for 9999 I will buy the one below it for 10k. If you are going to undercut someone don't be cheap about it, give a better deal than one dang gil imho : ) .

    Same here. I never buy th 1 gil undercutters.

    OP talks about maintaining the economy. You know when I go to the vending machines down the hall... All of them sell drinks for the same price.

    Your the reason people are undercutting if the accepted value of something was a FIXED number it would stay so. Your the one starting the downward slope.
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    Last edited by Zarzak; 11-05-2014 at 05:01 AM.
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