2009-11-14, 09:02 PM
PwNeR88 Wrote:No it is not. Not your fault the buyer was dumb / desperate for a Kage. If you have told them it was worth more beforehand, then yes, it is. But with the information given to us by you, the buyer was just desperate, or dumb.
Btw, you can just drag items out of your shop into your inventory, and then re-price it.
I was under the impression that he had already opened his store, not that he was pricing his store and mispriced, but meh.
A deal is a transaction between two people. Person A is paying for something that Person B has and a deal occurs when both decides to make such an exchange.
If you stuck an item overpriced in your store, then the said exchange would be your item for the price it's stuck up at. In your case, 32 mill for a 3 above avg Kage.
However, in that other thread, the seller was advertising his Beserk 20 as a Beserk 30, and that's where the scam comes in.
What you have is like selling your textbook for $100, but the guy gives you $150 instead. A scam would be saying that you're selling that textbook for $100, but giving them a book that looks like the textbook but instead has blank pages instead.