I usually set mine to fall just short of what the lowest price is, but I also take market tax into account when I do that too so it could end up being something a little more substantial on larger profit items.


I usually set mine to fall just short of what the lowest price is, but I also take market tax into account when I do that too so it could end up being something a little more substantial on larger profit items.
You undercut me I am going to put the price at 10% its normal cost just out of spite.



I'll undercut by 1 gil because of two reasons:
(1) It really really pisses some people off so there is always the possibility I get a good laugh out of someone else's rage. You will then see these people get pissed off and cut by massive amounts out of spite. I'll then buy these and then mark EVERYTHING up to prices well above where they were before so LOL jokes on you.
(2) To me it shows respect to the other people crafting/gathering and selling on the MB. Keeping the price cut low keeps the prices high thus we're all making more money in the end.
Most of us who undercut by 'big amounts' do so purely to get the sale done quickly at reasonable prices. All you're doing here is helping them out by buying it, and I highly doubt you're making them rage too.It really really pisses some people off so there is always the possibility I get a good laugh out of someone else's rage. You will then see these people get pissed off and cut by massive amounts out of spite. I'll then buy these and then mark EVERYTHING up to prices well above where they were before so LOL jokes on you.



Works for me if it's a win/win. I'm more than willing to give you a lesser sum now for my larger gain down the line once I mark your item back up. Plus even if one item doesn't work out diversifying across multiple areas of the MB will ensure overall profit.



I find this back and forth banter of who’s getting one over on who very entertaining, but just wanted to point out that once you buy the item, it is now your item. Until SE adds a system that gives you play by play updates on each transaction of every item you ever sold after you sold it, no one is really incentivized to care beyond “hurray, the item I listed sold”.
Last edited by Seig345; 02-08-2018 at 01:17 PM.
"Ul'dah can keep their dusty markets, and their streets paved in silver and gold.
Limsa Lominsa keep your pirates, and your ships covered in musty mold.
My loyalty lies with Gridania, with the Moogles and the tree spirits of old." -The Forky Conjurer
Actually the joke is on you. Because I just made money from said item, and I am mid-synth crafting a replacement for that exact item to put it straight back up on the market to compete with you.(1) It really really pisses some people off so there is always the possibility I get a good laugh out of someone else's rage. You will then see these people get pissed off and cut by massive amounts out of spite. I'll then buy these and then mark EVERYTHING up to prices well above where they were before so LOL jokes on you.
.
Now you have two of the items that you can't get rid of - and one of them cost you market value, while I have just crafted a replacement to make more gil off.



Who said anything about market value? I'll keep cutting by 1 gil until you're well below that. Once i'm in profit margin area i'll scoop up everything you have to offer and mark it up or stockpile it to dump when prices get high again. So by all means keep adding more. I'll keep cutting until it becomes unprofitable for you to do so. Then i'll mark everything back up and make my money back 10 fold.Actually the joke is on you. Because I just made money from said item, and I am mid-synth crafting a replacement for that exact item to put it straight back up on the market to compete with you.
Now you have two of the items that you can't get rid of - and one of them cost you market value.
Well that's nice, but while you're there with your collection then to sell, we've made money already thanks to you buying, and got whatever else we wanted, and like Altena said, probably making more to put back up to repeat the cycle leaving you unable to shift anything unless you become willing to comply to selling low.Who said anything about market value? I'll keep cutting by 1 gil until you're well below that. Once i'm in profit margin area i'll scoop up everything you have to offer and mark it up or stockpile it to dump when prices get high again. So by all means keep adding more. I'll keep cutting until it becomes unprofitable for you to do so. Then i'll mark everything back up and make my money back 10 fold.



That doesn't happen in high turn over items where people buy large quantities frequently. The prices will fluctuate between low and high and if you know where the "average" is on the server once it goes above you dump some of your stock. Buy low and sell high. In larger more expensive items that sell infrequently sure it's likely you won't see profit. But the steady income isn't in those items in the first place. *shrug* Believe me or don't I don't care. Have a good day and thanks for the gil!Well that's nice, but while you're there with your collection then to sell, we've made money already thanks to you buying, and got whatever else we wanted, and like Altena said, probably making more to put back up to repeat the cycle leaving you unable to shift anything unless you become willing to comply to selling low.
|
|
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
|
|
Cookie Policy
This website uses cookies. If you do not wish us to set cookies on your device, please do not use the website. Please read the Square Enix cookies policy for more information. Your use of the website is also subject to the terms in the Square Enix website terms of use and privacy policy and by using the website you are accepting those terms. The Square Enix terms of use, privacy policy and cookies policy can also be found through links at the bottom of the page.
Reply With Quote



