People selling credits for $14 and lower, you do realize the sites are selling for 28

[cylak12]

As title says, why on earth would you be selling credits for 14 and below when the selling sites are getting 27?

It boggles my mind, i really hope people smarten up and start selling for 17+ what they should be selling at

[cylak12]

we have the chance to loose accounts, we also spend the electricity required, the list goes on.

Yet we have people in the selling market selling for 14 or lower when credits are being sold for 28.

All you are doing is ripping yourself off, + harming the rest of the farmers, which i am sure you dont care about.

Do it for your bloody selves and raise your prices, when a selling website is getting 25-28 per mil on credits, we should be looking for 60-70% considering they are a middle man only , and have nothing to loose.

Hopefully people take some of this information in, because it affects them also.

[pikachu83]

the reason is people will trust a website more then they would trust a unknown person, on top of that there is the risk of the buyer doing a charge back scam via paypal, whereas gold buyers dont do that, as you said they sit there and make money while others farm, but its them who take the risk of chargebacks not you.

[Kedali]

the reason is people will trust a website more then they would trust a unknown person, on top of that there is the risk of the buyer doing a charge back scam via paypal, whereas gold buyers dont do that, as you said they sit there and make money while others farm, but its them who take the risk of chargebacks not you.

It is laughable that you would suggest the burden of risk is on the reseller, when it is mostly on the farmer. Anyone who receives money via Paypal runs the risk of a chargeback - including the farmers when they sell to the resellers. The farmers run the risk of being banned, and possibly losing accounts completely, as well as wasted time. Did you know that once upon a time, resellers held stock, but because of banned accounts, and lost credits, that burden now falls to the farmer? Yep, they stopped stocking credits, and now they only buy on demand so if anyone gets banned and loses credits, it is the farmer.

No, the resellers are basically making bucks for doing next to nothing, with little risk.

[somedude168]

Supply and demand. You will never see high prices for this game again.

Time to accept it.