Merchant Archive
Thread: need help with admin issues
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kgb173
Sun Jul 13, 2003 12:00 am
#1
I'm sure many of you already know that just cause someone is an admin and is on the vendor list of the house doesn't mean they can place items for sale on your vendor.
since i am not a weaponsmith or armorsmith and don't make any goods players would want to buy, how can i efficiently sell the goods on my vendor.
I have a group of people who would like to sell their goods, but the only way they can do it now is to offer the goods to me on my vendor, i buy it from them and then i sell it.
has anyone found a workaround this?? Does it also happen if I own the house??
I find it to be very time consuming to go that route. I expected that if i gave some admin access to the vendor they can sell their goods freely and be paid for it. Now, I either have to have a ton of cash to buy it from them and sell it so the cash get returned to me Or, I buy it from them at 1 credit, sell it at market value and then transfer the money over.
Any suggestions??
since i am not a weaponsmith or armorsmith and don't make any goods players would want to buy, how can i efficiently sell the goods on my vendor.
I have a group of people who would like to sell their goods, but the only way they can do it now is to offer the goods to me on my vendor, i buy it from them and then i sell it.
has anyone found a workaround this?? Does it also happen if I own the house??
I find it to be very time consuming to go that route. I expected that if i gave some admin access to the vendor they can sell their goods freely and be paid for it. Now, I either have to have a ton of cash to buy it from them and sell it so the cash get returned to me Or, I buy it from them at 1 credit, sell it at market value and then transfer the money over.
Any suggestions??
Tressa
Wed Jul 16, 2003 12:11 am
#2
I was wondering about this also. Can someone explain how this works?
Also, what exactly does it mean to give vendor permission at your house? Can these people set up their own vendor at your house? Are they the only ones that can offer items to you? Is there any way for me to set up a vendor in a building that I do not own?
Infin8jest
Wed Jul 16, 2003 12:35 am
#3
That's the way it works even if you own the house. I have yet to find a work-around and don't expect to find one.
You hit the nail on the head for this entire profession when you said "time consuming". See my post on Vendors for just the short list of things wrong with the vendor system.
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