Please read - how to solve mill prices and make more profit

That's a great idea, however, I barely see anybody using the term "Decimills"

Also, is it true that mill prices are lowering as we speak? If so, I better start selling my mills soon before the prices lower!

 

how would this increase the price per mil? lolz...

 

Sorry to be a downer,


But shouldnt it be Decamill? Such as decameter is 10 meters and decimeter is 1/10 of a meter?

 

yes
but i just dont see how this would make mil prices go up
it still takes the same amount of time to make 1mil restricting the selling to only 10mil+ would decrease the ammount of people buying and cause people to sell for less

 

This idea was a fail from the start, until you can somehow explain to me saying 1 decimill instead of 10M will make me more money, this idea is very poorly thought out.

 

Very good idea.
I wen't on a few sites an hour ago and prices have actually HALVED since i last bought.

 

It's good to actually read through the idea, and then, it's good to have your own opinion and not just get brownie points.

 

who go first is a question.

 

Good idea Sythe, I agree. Lol if only you made this a rule

 

I think you are reading a little too much into this. Sythe is just suggesting to change the 'unit' of gp from 1m to 10m, just like when economys have been failing (ie. german mark in the 1920's) the commonly reffered to unit is changed.

 

But when you want to buy 1M on a site you need to say 0.1 decimill and thats confusing because you can make a calculation fault

 

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good idea

 

so if u buy 10m at once instead of selling 5 x 2M i make more profit?
hmmm... maybe im bad at maths , but i think id make the same profit.

 

profits would essentially still eb the same, cuz its the same price.

 

its great idea

 

Hey, very nice idea!
I like it

 

omfg epic idea

 

yeah thats a great idea

 

I really don't understand how this gets you more profit. Just makes business slower, or less work for the same profit.

Anyway what wrong with cheap mills