Remember to always say ty AFTER A TRADE.

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Mythabril wrote:

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raxleberne wrote:

I say ty even if I dont mean it
Which is every time
Am I a bad person

Some people would call you polite, other people would call you a liar.

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Rachel_GGG wrote:

Why not both?

ontopic: A little bit of basic courtesy always pays off in the long run. If we exclude any ethical concerns and just ask, 'what is the most profitable course of action for me?', the answer is 'always be polite'. No doubt about it. You will sooner or later get good deals because of it.

It happened to me even today. I saw an excellent helm without a price, it looked so good I decided to not even ask about it - I couldn't have stayed within budget. However, I missclicked and PMed the guy. I immediately apologized for wasting his time, explained I couldn't afford it, we had a talk and in the end he offerred me a great deal.

I'm 100% certain he would've refused if I had straight out offered the price I bought it for.

TY GL HF!

"Haha Sucker!"

I agree.

The other day I had one guy simply whisper" (item), ( cost).

I invited him, he bought it, and left. No hi, no I would like to buy. No thank you.

Politeness goes a long way. You look like a douche other wise.

In most cases I say "TY GL HF" if the deal has finished but the seller was overcharging or rude they don't get a GL and a HF from me.

I always AT LEAST say hi and ty. I also get aggravated with no hi, no ty, no nothing.

if im trading a lot of items at once i usually dont, because I dont want to search for the person just to reply. I get tons of messages between trades.

But, I just gave you currency for your item, I don't need to suck you off afterwards too. This is wraeclast.

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DamageIncorporated wrote:

I agree.

The other day I had one guy simply whisper" (item), ( cost).

I invited him, he bought it, and left. No hi, no I would like to buy. No thank you.

Politeness goes a long way. You look like a douche other wise.

Doesnt bother me. I just assume they are from a different culture. Not my business to try and assimilate them.

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Aim_Deep wrote:

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DamageIncorporated wrote:

I agree.

The other day I had one guy simply whisper" (item), ( cost).

I invited him, he bought it, and left. No hi, no I would like to buy. No thank you.

Politeness goes a long way. You look like a douche other wise.

Doesnt bother me. I just assume they are from a different culture. Not my business to try and assimilate them.

You cant be serious. Starting a conversation with hello is pretty universal.
No hello just. " item: currency", then abruptly leaving is pretty rude.