dr_bernie opened this issue on Sep 27, 2013 · 70 posts
Fenric posted Fri, 15 November 2013 at 3:32 PM
Quote - Daz's prices certainly seem to have gone sky high. I guess they figure they have the market cornered -
That's not why.
As a broker, you automatically lose 50% of the sale to DAZ. Then they go and put it on sale for 50%... or worse. With the stacking coupons this last sale, people saw discounts as high as 75% off of the things they were selling. And those discounts come off BEFORE the 50/50 split. So, broker something at DAZ for $10, hope to make $5, but actually get $1.25 - that hurts... tends to make one want to quit selling. The only way that DAZ PA's have to work around the endless sales is to price accordingly - if you want to make $10, your product needs to come out priced AT LEAST $20 if not $30.