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I have these items for sale:

A Yellow Rose. A symbol for platonic love and friendship.
A Pink Rose. A symbol for innocent love (x2)
An Orange Tulip. A symbol for admiration (x4)

1 Pearl [sold]
2 Wedding Rings
2 Life Stones
49 Easter Eggs
6 Red Scoprion Stingers [sold]
1 Skythe
1 Wooden Shield [sold]

Want to buy a setzer or bone knife.

I am Grumpy Bear in TMW.

i buy the pearl

Leela wrote:i buy the pearl

Make an offer.

1GP

you tell me your price now? o.O

Crush wrote: "Ok let's cut this short. I ask how much you want, you say offer, i say something ridiculously low and you tell me your real price. So how much is it?"

Leela wrote:1GP

you tell me your price now? o.O

Crush wrote: "Ok let's cut this short. I ask how much you want, you say offer, i say something ridiculously low and you tell me your real price. So how much is it?"

Make an offer.

YOU should know how much you want as YOU sell.

Sorry not interested anymore, as you can't even tell me how much money you want.

cu ingame
Leela

Leela wrote:YOU should know how much you want as YOU sell.

Sorry not interested anymore, as you can't even tell me how much money you want.

cu ingame
Leela

I already sold it to someone who made a reasonable offer.

When you want to buy something, you make a reasonable offer. If the selling party thinks the offer is acceptable, you get the item in exchange for the offered amount. If not, the seller negotiates a different offer. This is called haggling. It is how things have been bought and sold for as long as there has been a bartering system.

Anytime you want something, you have to do a reasonable amount of work to get it.

foxmajik wrote:

Leela wrote:YOU should know how much you want as YOU sell.

Sorry not interested anymore, as you can't even tell me how much money you want.

cu ingame
Leela

I already sold it to someone who made a reasonable offer.

When you want to buy something, you make a reasonable offer. If the selling party thinks the offer is acceptable, you get the item in exchange for the offered amount. If not, the seller negotiates a different offer. This is called haggling. It is how things have been bought and sold for as long as there has been a bartering system.

Anytime you want something, you have to do a reasonable amount of work to get it.

If you want to sell something, you usually put a price on it. The person wanting to buy will negotiate or haggle over the price.

If you want to buy something that you don't see offered in the market, it is reasonable to put an open bid, "buying 1 pearl 2,000 gp", and if a merchant who was not previously selling wants to sell, they may then haggle over the price.

In this case, a seller (you) wanted to sell. It is reasonable for the market to expect you to put a price on the item you have available.

Cotillion wrote:

foxmajik wrote:

Leela wrote:YOU should know how much you want as YOU sell.

Sorry not interested anymore, as you can't even tell me how much money you want.

cu ingame
Leela

I already sold it to someone who made a reasonable offer.

When you want to buy something, you make a reasonable offer. If the selling party thinks the offer is acceptable, you get the item in exchange for the offered amount. If not, the seller negotiates a different offer. This is called haggling. It is how things have been bought and sold for as long as there has been a bartering system.

Anytime you want something, you have to do a reasonable amount of work to get it.

If you want to sell something, you usually put a price on it. The person wanting to buy will negotiate or haggle over the price.

If you want to buy something that you don't see offered in the market, it is reasonable to put an open bid, "buying 1 pearl 2,000 gp", and if a merchant who was not previously selling wants to sell, they may then haggle over the price.

In this case, a seller (you) wanted to sell. It is reasonable for the market to expect you to put a price on the item you have available.

Pontificate all you want, I'm the one with the item.

@Cotillion true true and true again

@foxmajik 5 GP and this link
http://forums.themanaworld.org/viewtopi ... 12&t=10599

ill buy all the easter eggs

foxmajik wrote: When you want to buy something, you make a reasonable offer. If the selling party thinks the offer is acceptable, you get the item in exchange for the offered amount. If not, the seller negotiates a different offer. This is called haggling. It is how things have been bought and sold for as long as there has been a bartering system.

if you do an auction just say so other then that it is like a shop. You don't walk into a shop and start haggling what you are willing to pay for the shampoo, do you?
and by the way it is a very lazy way to try and get more money then that thing is worth, to say offer.