GTL non-fixed fee

[pachima]

Hello, I know there are already a lot of topics about this, but I had an idea.

 

GTL is currently a great feature for medium price pokemons, however, when the prices rise a lot (shinies mostly) the fee becomes too high to be worth.

To fix this, you could implement a non-fixed fee, where the higher the price of the pokemon, less the fee.

 

Example:

 

Pokemon x: 500k selling price (5% fee)

Shiny pokemon y: 8m selling price (3%fee)

 

The amount of the scale is up to you, but this seems a good idea to me.

 

[Greck]

3% of 8m is still 240K

 

That would not solve the problem, the GTL is unusable at high prices

[Champlooo]

Progressive taxes or riot 

 

Example:

 

Pokemon x: 500k selling price (5% fee)

Shiny pokemon y: 8m selling price (8%fee)

Edited January 10, 2016 by Champlooo

[pachima]

3% of 8m is still 240K

 

That would not solve the problem, the GTL is unusable at high prices

the 3% was an example. The values of course must be first discussed.

[Kite]

Isn't the fee a minimum of 1k, but after a certain point it is always 5%? But really, just include the fee into the price you want to sell for. It isn't that hard.

Edited January 10, 2016 by Kite

[XelaKebert]

I can safely say that the fee will not be reduced as the prices rise. The fee is in place to prevent an influx of goods being priced at the maximum allowable price just for extra storage or to brag about wealth.

[LuisPocho]

the GTL is unusable at high prices

how much time does it take to find a person who wants that 8 million shiny? the higher the price, the more you need GTL to find buyer

[Greck]

how much time does it take to find a person who wants that 8 million shiny? the higher the price, the more you need GTL to find buyer

Then use Trade Corner on Forums