I will wait 2-3months for it to stabilize before I buy anything
I cant tell if these new developments have increased or decreased my desire to play this game. Everything I do in the game now will be equivalent to a dollar value. Its like work. And I already work 8 hours a day sittin on my ass.
But then again that would be awesome to find that one drop that instantly means you're 250 bucks richer. Kinda cool, I've never experienced something like this before in a game.
i can sell stuff using the paypal option, but not the battle.net balance. i have a dial-in autheticator and everything too...
yeah no kidding. People are out of their minds listing stuff at $250.00! 1-2 bucks is as high as I would go if I even decide to do that! (probably not though)
I've not read this specifically, but the dial-in authenticator might not count. They've said previously that the dial-in isn't anywhere as secure as the mobile app/physical authenticator and might even look into renaming it because of this.
Damn.. I need to hit level 60 stat.
Well, I'm a bit surprised by the stupid price of listings... but I guess people think it beats 20 hours of gold farming?
Didn't I read that you have to pay to list stuff on RMAH, even if it doesn't sell?
Have to double-check Blizzards agreement and authenticator thing. Will sell, not buy when I start using the RMAH.
Well, I'm a bit surprised by the stupid price of listings... but I guess people think it beats 20 hours of gold farming?
Didn't I read that you have to pay to list stuff on RMAH, even if it doesn't sell?
Have to double-check Blizzards agreement and authenticator thing. Will sell, not buy when I start using the RMAH.
No, I believe it was Blizz is going to take a percentage off the top, just like paypal.
In the real-money auction-house, for equipment such as weapons and armor, a fixed transaction fee will be deducted from the seller for each piece of equipment successfully sold. This fee is assessed only if the item is sold. For commodities such as crafting materials, gems, gold, and other “stackable” items, a 15% transaction fee will be deducted from the total sale price. Specific details related to the transaction fee for each real-money auction house are as follows:
AUCTION HOUSE
(CURRENCY) TRANSACTION FEE
(EQUIPMENT) TRANSACTION FEE
(COMMODITY)
USD $1.00 15%
MXN MXN 12.00 15%
BRL BRL 1.80 15%
ARS ARS 4.50 15%
CLP CLP 500 15%
AUD $1.00 15%
GBP 1£ 15%
EUR €1 15%
RUB 50 RUB 15%
Note that additional fees apply for players who choose to receive the proceeds of their successful auction via PayPal™ (in regions where this option is available). See the Functionality section of this FAQ for further details.
And a withdraw fee to take your money out >?
Looks like win-win ( for bliz & paypal)
Well, I'm a bit surprised by the stupid price of listings... but I guess people think it beats 20 hours of gold farming?
Didn't I read that you have to pay to list stuff on RMAH, even if it doesn't sell?
Have to double-check Blizzards agreement and authenticator thing. Will sell, not buy when I start using the RMAH.
Definitely.
Blizz gets $1 + 15% to transfer to paypal, paypal gets more people using paypal + their normal 15%.
So to sell an item is essentially 30% + $1 to do so.
What kind of protection do the sellers have in terms of lets say it was purchased with a fraudulent credit card.
What kind of protection do the sellers have in terms of lets say it was purchased with a fraudulent credit card.
No, Blizzard has mentioned that they are considering changing the 10 listing cap to something like 10 listings for free, then pay for extra listings. But we have not heard anything about that in awhile now. I think first they want RMAH to stabilize and make sure there is no obvious exploits like the one found in the GAH.