Aryvane
little aishi chan
Objectively speaking, people go for the cheapest buy.
So: if your item was in the middle, people aren't going to buy it. They'll be
looking to buy the cheapest version.
Similarly: if you offer someone an item in the Exchange forum, they'll be
offering you a price based on the lowest market value, and then minus a
little bit of money so that they can make a profit.
And to answer your earlier question: they have millions of gold and still
buy items because that's how they made the gold. In essence, they're
selling you their patience. They offer less on the item because they're
willing to wait longer for it to sell.
In other words: If you want your item gone, and fast, you have to
pay for that speed by dropping the price.
In reality, and in my personal experience: what he did wan't even rude.
Where I live (ShangHai), that's called bartering. There aren't set prices
in the market, so you have to offer a price. You automatically offer a
very low price first, because the seller's going to be offering a very high
price. Then you argue until you find middle ground. You wanted 200,
he wanted 70, so if you'd been willing to barter, you may have gotten
his offer up to 120.
Very well aware of that. rolleyes I'm pretty sure I stated that I cancelled the listing and put it at 150k before canceling it again.
