I’m seeing a new trend.
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I’m seeing guys in the market selling cards with listed prices that after the 10% tax are getting less than the quick sell price. Do they just not lnow how it works? I didn’t see people do that when I last played in 23.
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This is precisely why the "tax" is both stupid and utterly unnecessary. It serves no purpose since being an artificial currency carries no actual value and therefore provides no benefit that tax revenues in real life are designed to pay for. It's not like SDS converts tokens into hard currency!
Indeed, the vast majority of people who even care to sell stuff within the game for stubs quickly realize that the quick sell should be the minimum price anything gets sold for as it makes zero sense to sell it on the community market for even less after the "tax" is deducted.
So, the tax is a deliberate inflationary tool.
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Can you buy 10,000 for every LS silver?
You can with no tax.
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@Texas10pt_MLBTS
In my experience there are always a few cards with prices that low. They must not know how it works -
It's not new.
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Exactly what I was thinking
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It's just people who don't know there's a tax and that you get less than the quicksell value. I think the player base should be more educated by SDS about this, but otherwise I don't see it as big issue.
If you're offering 5,001 stubs for a card with a QS of 5,000 stubs, good luck ace, cuz I'm quickselling that before I take a lowball offer. -
It's been around since the marketplace has existed.
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@Ch-76-1908_PSN
I’ve been around since the Show went online through 23 and I’ve never seen guys listing cards to where when they sold they would get leas than the quick sell price. Definitely different now. -
It’s because our education system is lacking. A large portion of our society lacks reading comprehension let alone basic math skills. And this has been a thing for several years. Any day where rosters would be updated there would be hundreds of listings for the quick sell price on all the new diamonds. These “free thinkers” would watch YouTube to know which players to invest in and then would throw 10% of it away for no [censored] reason other than idiocy.
