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At What Price Should I Sell Rare & Very Rare DOFFs On The Exchange?
roman1229
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I have tried selling these types of DOFFs before only to not sell one. I don't know if my pricing is wrong, because I see the going rate for Very rare DOFFS at 1m or higher.
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Don't listen to this guy. I sell my doffs by pricing them slightly below the same kind of doff (Rarity and type of effect). Example, last I saw today a Very Rare Energy Weapons Cannon doff was going for 41mil so I might price mine at 40.5mil. Sort by type and rarity and then see how much the lowest priced with exactly the same bonus is priced for and post a bit lower (the 50% advice is horrible). As far as prices go, medical doffs are usually low in price. I've had to sell some as low as 450k. Technicians, M-A specialists (while the Warp Core craze dies down), Projectile (toro time reducing), and Explosive Experts have high prices. There are a couple of more VRs that go for good prices but I'm writing this from my Nexus 4 so no PC close to check.
Really, you should see what price others are selling the same item for and shoot for that price range.
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There is a secondary value on purple DOFFs contributing to critical success on assignments, but at that point you need to have perfect traits for it to command the highest price. It is a lot harder to comparison on that, so stick to combat abilities as your primary reference, until you figure out the traits on your own.
(1) When you try to determine an item's worth, you need to use the exchange's search filters. If you search for a specific item, without setting the search filters, the exchange will not always give you its lowest trending price.
One example would be searching for master keys. Typing the keywords 'master key' into the search box, without setting the filter to 'common', will display the higher priced keys.
(2) After you have determined an item's lowest asking price, the next step is to do research on how fast it is selling. Click on the search button a few times, so that you can determine if an item is in demand. Spend at least five to ten minutes on hitting the search button.
(3) Once you have discovered what type of demand an item has, the next step is all about an individual's patience threshold. High demand items will sell fast, so you can risk setting them at a higher price. Lower demand items will sell at a sail's pace, so you do not have allot of room to wiggle. See the following example.
Master Keys: heavy demand
Lowest Trending Asking Price: 1,450,000 ec
~ If a person wants to sell a master key quickly, the seller will set its asking price slightly below the lowest selling amount.
Current trending: 1,450,000 ec - Your asking price: 1,449,999 ec
~ If a person wants to sell a master key for a substantial amount, knowing they are selling fast, the seller will set its asking price slightly above the lowest selling amount.
Current trending: 1,450,000 ec - Your asking price: 1,460,000 ec
Conclusion, the price of an item is determined by demand, lowest trending price, and the seller's patience.
Items don't always sell in the first posting, BUT, I rarely have more than 10% return to me. Those that do, I repeat the procedure in case I was undercut, to find the new low, and repost. With some patience, and a little common sense as to when to change your price undercutting, I think it would work well for most people.
This has worked for just about any item, whether ship/ground items or boffs. Doffs, I just usually look for what's the lowest in that category, then price about 1k or so below that.:D
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