Standardized Unusual Overpay Method

[MC22]

if their unusual low end matches my unusual high end, pretty much a done deal. (for low end ones)

[F CHARLIE]

no one overpays 20%

I find that a damn lot of people go by the 100% low end thing.

That seems really steep.

[silencedotmid]

I use (.9 low end + high end) /2 sometimes, and (low end + high end)/2 x.9 the other times, whichever makes a nicer, more easily roundable number at the end.

[Liddojunior]

Low end everytime till it adds up to my price is how its done. 

Sometimes though if im asking 16 keys and som guy offers an unusual 15 key low end ill take it. Since i can sell that easier for 16 keys

[Jester]

i've started to do the average price (well before the strike) because usually the low end is based off rejected offers.  

 

90% of mid is ok too as long as that is still above the low end price. It's all subjective though.

[Liddojunior]

i've started to do the average price (well before the strike) because usually the low end is based off rejected offers.  

 

90% of mid is ok too as long as that is still above the low end price. It's all subjective though.

 

90% of mid tends to be the low end or less. Few times its more but by a bit. Thats why low end is perfect since it works like with item offers, just go with the price that is commonly offered. The low end

[MC22]

conservative bumps, better but not best.

low end is still used