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Quoted from moto_cat:Seems to be your method,
46 unsold
“Decided to keep “. Hmm
This is why Pinside needs to start upfront game sale ads. This will weed out a lot of problems.
If someone cant pay an upfront fee to list a 1000-10000, well thats just plain greed and your in the wrong hobby.
Many car sites charge upfront listings.
Quoted from d0n:A listing fee is a great idea. Currently it is too easy to list a game and then take down the listing with zero consequence. If you paid a fee to list a game for sale, there's a good chance you'll leave it up until it sells OR you wouldn't throw that overpriced bait into the water to see if someone bites. $5 for a game up to $1000, $10 up to $2000, $15 from $2k to $4999, $20 $5k - $8999k and $25 $9k and up.
Ive emailed Robin several times with almost the exact same scale.
Quoted from d0n:robin needs to think about her revenue stream.
He is a dude. Nice guy.
Quoted from TheLaw:I guess that tell us all we need to know aboot you guys' idea
Well, this one. Robin has implemented a few of my ideas.
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