Author Topic: What's with all the 2k purchases  (Read 2049 times)

He doesn't. If someone bought them, and then someone else buys them from that person, Badspot isn't getting full profit, the original buyers are just getting their money back. If that person had bought from Badspot instead of the other group, Badspot would get full profit.
He sold the keys to the site ages ago. He received the money upfront and hence is still making a profit per key sold. Profit is net gain, not the amount of money he gets paid instantly when a key is purchased. This is excluding any sales tax the third party required which may turn out at no profit. How are we still debating about this?

Why do people buy these keys? Because people want to assert their status in the community as an old player. Besides, if you're given the chance to get less discriminated by richards in the community just because of your ID and still pay the same amount, why wouldn't you take the offer?
« Last Edit: May 22, 2012, 01:49:01 AM by Destiny/Zack0Wack0 »

we need badspot to hit us right now and answer this question





He saying that Badspot needs to come and slap the community; and then answer a question.

He saying that Badspot needs to come and slap the community; and then answer a question.
for pleasure

He saying that Badspot needs to come and slap the community; and then answer a question.
for pleasure



Isn't it like you buying a product at a general store, say it was a $10 box of crackers. You then go to a friend, and sell that box of crackers for $10. The store gains $10, and isn't getting ripped off.  The only person who is losing money is the person buying the box of crackers.
At least that's what I think, I'm getting confused by how the third party seller is ripping off Blockland.