A friendly PSA: Always check the vendor selling price before listing your own on MB

[Lukha]

They don't read the fine print.

Considering the shear number of people I see listing items for exactly the vendor price, I think it might be the opposite; people DO check the 'fine print', but they're totally misunderstanding what it means. I'm pretty well convinced at this point that some people either see the vendor price and think that's some sort of average of what the item goes for on the MB, or don't understand how to go about vendoring an item.

[Ilyrian]

some people either see the vendor price and think that's some sort of average of what the item goes for on the MB

That actually sounds pretty plausible.

[miraidensetsu]

Considering the shear number of people I see listing items for exactly the vendor price, I think it might be the opposite; people DO check the 'fine print', but they're totally misunderstanding what it means. I'm pretty well convinced at this point that some people either see the vendor price and think that's some sort of average of what the item goes for on the MB, or don't understand how to go about vendoring an item.

That is even worse lack of attention. The default price are the vendor price. To me that means that the person who's selling at MB don't even bothered to change the price. That makes me wonder why that person don't just sell it to vendor NPC, since it's faster gil than selling it at vendor price - tax.

[CainCrimson]

Considering the shear number of people I see listing items for exactly the vendor price, I think it might be the opposite; people DO check the 'fine print', but they're totally misunderstanding what it means. I'm pretty well convinced at this point that some people either see the vendor price and think that's some sort of average of what the item goes for on the MB, or don't understand how to go about vendoring an item.

...*immediately stops making this mistake*

thank you.

[Felis]

Considering the shear number of people I see listing items for exactly the vendor price, I think it might be the opposite; people DO check the 'fine print', but they're totally misunderstanding what it means. I'm pretty well convinced at this point that some people either see the vendor price and think that's some sort of average of what the item goes for on the MB, or don't understand how to go about vendoring an item.

The vendor price is the default price. Those people still don't read the fine print, but just click on OK without changing anything on the price.