Hmm, maybe I did send 30, I don't know. I know I pm'd a few times about better ratios and a few times about pets, and I asked how the trade would take place. But regardless, the most important thing is that your ratio is insanely high.

Technically Low...

but considering the ratio at one point in time was 1:1500, and 1:2000

this is actually quite an average rate

lol yeah and at one point you could buy a loaf of bread in America for a nickel, now it's like $3. neopets has inflation just like real world money does.

You could say that about any game, it's called inflation. Get over it.

I prefer using supply and demand to explain things

so you like some parts of economics but not the entirety of it...

edit: in that case, i like paychecks but i hate taxes, problem solved

This post was edited by montecito on Dec 9 2010 03:57pm

now you're getting it

only acknowledge what benefits you.

Like I said earlier, supply and demand does not reflect well on this type of product.

an item not being a necessity doesn't dictate whether or not there is a demand

so your theory was wrong.

if you're asking 1:3000 and no one is buying then you're not allowing the market dictate the price, therefore your revenue will be lower (though in your case your revenue will be the same since you have no expenses--it'll just take you a long time to make any money.