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 Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2005 1:40 pm
This is a nice discussion i've always wanted to have with intelligent exchangers.
Have you ever had the time where for example a chain wallet has risen dramatically in price but there only ever been a few on the marketplace?
Have you bought a cheap one and tried to sell for this new inflated price?
Did it work? Will you do it again?
Discuss. have you ever done this? has it worked or not work.
WARNING: this is NOT a secure way to exchange. These jumps on the marketplace are soon caught out and are severely ruined. if you are lucky to find a stupid buyer then congrats but otherwise you are looking for a one way ticket to a loss profit. believe me i have been in this position before >_<.
GO!
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Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2005 1:47 pm
just on a side note.
When the towns first came out did any of you buy nay rare bugs? i did and it turned out good. on the 3rd day of it being out i made 300k profit on a Great monarch and i made a further 200k on 2 whistlers a week later.
lucky. very lucky. but as for the monarch. i sold it on the vend. confused
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Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2005 10:02 pm
Depends.
I don't really trust artificial inflation rates. Of course if I see something that was cheap previous to the inflation I would buy it and sell it higher, but not at the max inflation rate.
I have been known to screw up people's artificial inflations by putting in a ton of the same item for less than theirs. lol
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Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2005 10:27 pm
Alexi_Jameson Depends.
I don't really trust artificial inflation rates. Of course if I see something that was cheap previous to the inflation I would buy it and sell it higher, but not at the max inflation rate.
I have been known to screw up people's artificial inflations by putting in a ton of the same item for less than theirs. lol I've actually seen you do it. razz But for me, I don't trust the max inflation rates, however if you're quick enough, you can jump in for a price that's between the inflated price and the proper price. From there, a quick sale can make you a pretty penny. smile Of course with all things marketplace and exchange, caveat emptor... as bigger the risk, the bigger the reward. 3nodding
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Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2005 11:04 pm
Alexi_Jameson Depends.
I don't really trust artificial inflation rates. Of course if I see something that was cheap previous to the inflation I would buy it and sell it higher, but not at the max inflation rate.
I have been known to screw up people's artificial inflations by putting in a ton of the same item for less than theirs. lol
i dont usually trust this but i have done it once or twice before ninja
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tamcharles your absolutely right! but you have to be so quick about it. sweatdrop
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Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2005 11:06 pm
Alexi_Jameson Depends.
I don't really trust artificial inflation rates. Of course if I see something that was cheap previous to the inflation I would buy it and sell it higher, but not at the max inflation rate.
I have been known to screw up people's artificial inflations by putting in a ton of the same item for less than theirs. lol
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Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2005 11:08 pm
I personally find good ol' exchanging much easier to make profit. I have jumped into the artificial raises and made a few million. Though its something I don't entirely trust and I very seldomly ever do anymore.
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Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2005 2:43 pm
Kagen Williams I personally find good ol' exchanging much easier to make profit. I have jumped into the artificial raises and made a few million. Though its something I don't entirely trust and I very seldomly ever do anymore. And here I am thinking that a 50-80k a day is a hefty profit. razz
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Posted: Fri Nov 18, 2005 9:41 am
tamcharles Kagen Williams I personally find good ol' exchanging much easier to make profit. I have jumped into the artificial raises and made a few million. Though its something I don't entirely trust and I very seldomly ever do anymore. And here I am thinking that a 50-80k a day is a hefty profit. razz
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Posted: Fri Nov 18, 2005 10:44 am
DJmixiki tamcharles Kagen Williams I personally find good ol' exchanging much easier to make profit. I have jumped into the artificial raises and made a few million. Though its something I don't entirely trust and I very seldomly ever do anymore. And here I am thinking that a 50-80k a day is a hefty profit. razz
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Posted: Fri Nov 18, 2005 11:54 am
Alexi_Jameson DJmixiki tamcharles Kagen Williams I personally find good ol' exchanging much easier to make profit. I have jumped into the artificial raises and made a few million. Though its something I don't entirely trust and I very seldomly ever do anymore. And here I am thinking that a 50-80k a day is a hefty profit. razz
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Posted: Fri Nov 18, 2005 3:02 pm
I don't know.
I try not to jump in. It's kind of dangerous to jump into a price fall/rise, but sometimes you just can't help it, and sometimes I get into it by accedent. It's hard to avoid.
I myself, have never done this on purpose. I may have brought an item at around 10K below it's inflated price, and then the prices go back down and I end losing out. I lernt from the best how to exchange <3
I made no sence what-so-ever xD
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Posted: Sat Nov 19, 2005 12:03 am
Alexi_Jameson DJmixiki tamcharles Kagen Williams I personally find good ol' exchanging much easier to make profit. I have jumped into the artificial raises and made a few million. Though its something I don't entirely trust and I very seldomly ever do anymore. And here I am thinking that a 50-80k a day is a hefty profit. razz
It is true. Example, I bought a pair of bunny slippers for rather cheap. Sold them for chicky slippers + sash. Even without an upgrade alexi did for me, I still would have made 2.5 million. But with Alexi getting a my chicky slippers for bunny slippers + omg (I s**t bricks when I was told) That racked in an extra 2700k. Basically made that sash full profit.
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Posted: Sat Nov 19, 2005 3:34 pm
Well... congrats guys. Truth that the old saying that it takes money to make money really does apply in real-life and in the Gaian microcosm of real-life as well. xd cool
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Posted: Mon Nov 21, 2005 2:06 am
tamcharles Well... congrats guys. Truth that the old saying that it takes money to make money really does apply in real-life and in the Gaian microcosm of real-life as well. xd cool
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