i put j=high heels for 12 mil
Chancealer bought your Pair of High Heels item from the market for $1,219,995.
this happened during the DDOS attack
any opinions on how this happened?
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Almost everyone who has played long has mispriced items at some point. Most common mistake is you miss one digit in the price, and end up selling for 10% of what you intended. Recently, I sold a 50 xanax for … - Runic [2040669]
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You forgot a zero when putting them on the market.
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i put j=high heels for 12 mil
Chancealer bought your Pair of High Heels item from the market for $1,219,995.
this happened during the DDOS attack
any opinions on how this happened?
You forgot a zero when putting them on the market.
maybe u didnt put them up for 12m...
Almost everyone who has played long has mispriced items at some point. Most common mistake is you miss one digit in the price, and end up selling for 10% of what you intended. Recently, I sold a 50 xanax for 750k each instead of 850k. I just typed the wrong number, so I essentially lost $5M on that deal. You can't blame the buyer. They are buying your item at the price you set.
All part of the learning curve for sure