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Thread: Prices of harvested things...

d1s293
Fri Sep 19, 2003 10:35 am
#1

Hello all!


I have a bunch of stacks of harvested stuff that I would like to sell but I don't know what the prices are (standard) and where/how is best to sell them.


Any help would be appreciated!


= D

Black-Ice-Sinaju
Fri Sep 19, 2003 10:41 am
#2

go to your server forumn, list the qty and stats, and people will bid if they want it if not save it for later. maybe 3-4 shifts from now it will bring a much higher price. standard price for most starts at 2-3cpu, goes up from there based on availablility, usebility, etc....



Black-Ice Sinaju Master-of-All-Trades Jack-of-None "I would rather die trying, than be afraid too."


d1s293
Fri Sep 19, 2003 10:43 am
#3

How much could I get for Q990 Tat Carnivore meat for example?


Thanks!

Dommesdag
Fri Sep 19, 2003 11:28 am
#4

The most important thing is to know your market.

As a medic I care about OQ,PE, and UT. Chefs care about flavor and I'm not sure what else (like DR and OQ). I know I sold some 950ish flavor meat from lok (lokian carnivore meat I believe on wanderhome) for 6 each on the bazaar and most of it was purchased before I even left the terminal.

Most harvested stuff sells at a pretty high rate due to the fact that getting it is a manual process. You can't just plop down a 'meat harvesting plant' and log in in the morning with 4000 herbivore meat, someones gotta go out there and get it. Don't undervalue your time =)
DrSardonicus
Fri Sep 19, 2003 3:42 pm
#5

You can sell just about any junk meat or hides on the bazaar for 3-5 credits/unit if you sell in stacks of 500-1000. The key is to sell in bulk - people don't want to buy 10 here and 20 there.


I try to find creatures that drop decent quality herbivore/avian/insect meat or wooley hides when I'm hunting. These always go for 3000 credits for a stack of 300 in a matter of hours on the bazaar. I've never had a stack of these sit in the bazaar for more than a day. Probably could get more for the 950+ OQ stuff but don't want to inflate the market too much (or stim prices will really go up too).

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