Seriously, how do you do it? I’ve always been a big fan of delirium farming, and scarabs are money. I can get about 70 divines of scarabs from 38 divines worth of maps, but selling on TFT @ 85% ninja price, I’m getting just 60 divines. I understand that time is money and that I’m paying for convenience, but I’m leaving quite a bit of money on the table, especially since the ninja price doesn’t take into account bulk pricing.
This isn’t just about scarabs though - In general, how do you efficiently bulk sell straight to the trade website?
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I have a set of tradesite urls for every scarab I’m selling (custom min stack). I then visit those sites and write down the price for the Nth offer. I go through all the urls, collect all the prices and then price them all in one go.
For Deli Orbs, I’ve had luck selling for 100% of ninja price. Scarabs I’ve not had luck with though.
I’m not up on prices of sarabs so I am pulling numbers out of my ass. You list it as a fraction. The currency you want is always the first number. So selling 30 scarabs for a divine. Price them
~b/o 1/30 divine
60 for two divines
~b/o 2/60 divine
I have sold cheap scarabs in bulk this Season. Actually went quite well for me. All without TFT.
Do you think it could be useful for a bulk buy and sell site?
Consider the following, since the site is made with the limitations of PoE in mind, you can put up bulk buy and sell orders like in tft, but you make the original message directly through the site. With that, you can mark someone as ‘busy’ when they accept until they close the bulk trade, show how many active offers have been made, get reports on how often someone responds to their bulk requests, etc.
Essentially, by removing the fire-forget-floodgate setup that something like a discord server or the official tradesite have, participants in the bulk trade site imply that they’re ready to trade and that your trades will actually go through. You can see if you’re the 90th person to message for a bulk sale that minute and if you’re the first to message, you’re the first to actually be seen.