Charge Commision After Item Sells

[vholt]

Kind of off topic, but why do people sell stuff for like way over-priced. Like sometimes i see lowest price for charward is 60k and then it ranges from 60-80k but theres always this one guy selling it for 200k. I dont understand, anyone help?

[Lalarie]

Kind of off topic, but why do people sell stuff for like way over-priced. Like sometimes i see lowest price for charward is 60k and then it ranges from 60-80k but theres always this one guy selling it for 200k. I dont understand, anyone help?

They hope that someone has the highest price arrow on and think that 200k is cheapest and buy

[vholt]

They hope that someone has the highest price arrow on and think that 200k is cheapest and buy

Wowowowow does that ever work

[Energizeric]

Wowowowow does that ever work

I've never done that, but sometimes people are just dumb....

Last week I had an item in the auction for 140k for a 3 day listing. Over the 24 hours following my listing 4 or 5 others undercut my price all the way down to 80k. Imagine my shock when mine at 140k sold the second day. When I checked the others for 80k+ were still listed there meaning the person who bought mine didn't bother to look for cheaper ones. Either that or they had it sorted backwards as was suggested above.

[Rare]

Kind of off topic, but why do people sell stuff for like way over-priced. Like sometimes i see lowest price for charward is 60k and then it ranges from 60-80k but theres always this one guy selling it for 200k. I dont understand, anyone help?

I saw a locked crate up for 200k.

It would make some sense if there were only a limited number of that item listed. They'd be hoping the others would sell out or expire. Then theirs would be the highest. With locked crates though, when there are maybe hundreds and are constantly being replenished, it makes little sense to me.