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Thread: New BE with a question! haha
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greinkar
Sat Nov 13, 2004 3:08 pm
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Hello all! I am currently grinding BE and starting to collect mass amounts of resources. But I have no clue how to price my stuff once I start making it. I thought about traveling around to every BE vendor I could find, but... dang, that just does not seem fun at all! 
So.. My question is: what is a good price range to sell crates of components for? What is a good credit per unit of resource to put on the final crate? I just picked up BE mainly cause my guild needed one and I wanted a change of pace, so I have no clue really what I am doing yet! LOL I plan on making the best stuff possible, but I don't want to run people off with too high prices. I don't want to sell myself cheap either though. Just need a few ideas to get me started I guess.
So.. My question is: what is a good price range to sell crates of components for? What is a good credit per unit of resource to put on the final crate? I just picked up BE mainly cause my guild needed one and I wanted a change of pace, so I have no clue really what I am doing yet! LOL I plan on making the best stuff possible, but I don't want to run people off with too high prices. I don't want to sell myself cheap either though. Just need a few ideas to get me started I guess. Thanks for any help you can offer!
(hopes he doesn't start a riot for bringing up the dreaded "prices" subject)
Zadokk
Sat Nov 13, 2004 4:00 pm
#2
Firstly, welcome to BEing - its one hell of a ride.
Secondly, I have a tissues FAQ that offers ideas about finding out how to price your goods. You will tend to find that goods prices vary from server to server so asking on this forum is generally a bad idea as different servers have different enconomies. Ask on the trade forums, or find a BE on your server (using the neat little list Nancy made) and ask them politely how much they charge. You could go directly to the chefs (which is what I did) and ask them if they want any additives and how much they usuallypay for them.
greinkar
Sat Nov 13, 2004 4:45 pm
#3
Thanks for the info Zadokk. Yea, I was thinking about the different servers having different prices too... figured I would run into a problem there. I will check out the FAQ and ask around to a few chefs I know!
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