Pricing Quest Products

[Guest]

Looking at the market I am totally confused as to what are fair prices both to a customer and myself for Kindergarten and Nursing Home products.

Any suggestions would be very welcome.

[Guest]

there's no realy a 'fair price'
just don't sell (or buy) it below the price takes to produce it

[Guest]

Makes you appreciate Molehill with their Farm prices that works as a cap, sort of.

[Guest]

I did wonder if it was the same Andro

[Guest]

there's no realy a 'fair price'
just don't sell (or buy) it below the price takes to produce it

Thanks for the really helpful advice

ie warehouse price for one item which I wish to supply is 2.82 and lowest price on market is 70, so I was wondering what was a reasonable price to set.

[Guest]

dont take the price in warehouse. it is no good

[Guest]

there's no realy a 'fair price'
just don't sell (or buy) it below the price takes to produce it

Thanks for the really helpful advice

ie warehouse price for one item which I wish to supply is 2.82 and lowest price on market is 70, so I was wondering what was a reasonable price to set.

obviosly sell it for 70+

[Guest]

I think I'm in line with the other Score-driven players (Azer - who now stopped, Endless Enterprise, etc):

The prices I pay for those products are:

Candy 150c
Candy Bars 150c
Stuffed Animals 2100c
Toys 1350c
Wooden Toys 1000c
Wardrobes 2,100c
Monitors 2,500c
Computers 3,000c

The rest I mostly buy from the market since they're readily available.

Hope that helped!
Socro

[Guest]

This was my old price list for Realm 2: (Kindergarden)

Lemons 10c
Water 0.27c
Pears 10c
Strawberries 10c

Milk 10c
Cocoa Powder 250c
Candy 150c
Candy Bars 200c

Toys 1600c
Stuffed Animals 2100c
Wooden Toys 1300c
Apple Juice 150c

Bottled Cocoa 150c
Sugar 150c
Bread 100c
Oranges 10c

[Guest]

Thank you for this info. I was close pricing some of the goods but quite a bit different on others. You have both been a big help.