How to sell sh!t without a trading guild?

[HNTR]

I got lots of sh!t piled up in all ym character's inventories over the years that I could sell but because you need to join one of those trading guilds that require you to make a specific amount of profit that woul probabyl kick me after a week to sell sh!t I'm asking for a different solution. Guild Wars 2 has a trading post where you could sell stuff instantly without the hassle. However I saw that people spammed trade sh!t in spam constantly. I'm no expert when it comes to prices actually. I have the Tamriel Trader addon installed and I'm confused with the rates actually. I normally offer everything for 500g or 1000g but even though my stuff is pretty expensive nobody reacts and I fear getting banned when I post my offer another time.
Should I offer everything at the minimum, the recommended or something else? I have a lot of some pretty expensive stuff according to the recommended price from the addon.
What do you advise me to do here?
Thanks in advance owo

(EDIT: since Steam is still a baby platform and censoring stuff on adult game forums and doesnt allow sh*t to be used on here I had to edit everything thanks...)

[Brownstone]

Find a basic trading guild with low requirements, you can easily stay in with minimal effort.

Even if you get kicked later, it's worth it. I've been away from the game for months and got kicked from both of my guilds but it was worth joining them. You make tons of money from them.

There is no other way of selling items, other than advertising on zone chat which is lame if you have lots of things to sell

[warmonger3]

Loots R Us is a pretty basic guild with low requirements. Trader in Riften atm. To be competitive you'll need a pricing add on like TCC. Junk is junk you want to sell it, not store it for 30 days and get it back in the mail.

[ihoujin.]

You could just ignore the whole guild thing and sell to a regular npc merchant, obviously you won't get the same amount of gold as if you'd sell to players but it'll clear the inventories.

[siransan]

Originally posted by HNTR:

I normally offer everything for 500g or 1000g but even though my stuff is pretty expensive

Maybe this is the problem? I guess this was a typo.

Just join a trading guild. Log in, spend some time near the undaunted and check the guild commercials. There are some specialized in getting people to learn the trade and have the only requirement to trade.
If you are posting in chat and nobody jumps on it, your prices are too high or your products are not interesting. Gear that drops for example is not very interesting.

[Halcyform]

Originally posted by warmonger3:

Loots R Us is a pretty basic guild with low requirements. Trader in Riften atm. To be competitive you'll need a pricing add on like TCC. Junk is junk you want to sell it, not store it for 30 days and get it back in the mail.

Avoid Tamriel Trade Center, imo. You are letting others drive the market by using it. Do some basic research (stop being lazy) and make your own market. This lazy mod simply allows the bigger traders to set the market where they want it and the lemmings follow suit.

You can find some low requirement trading guilds in guild finder. Some even have no dues currently. When you look up guilds be sure not only to look at their requirements but also look at their stall location.

Once you are in, try to get a feel for the guild. You don't just have the macro world economy but you also have a micro economy in the guild itself. You can use that. If you don't want to deal with all the up and down price war BS, you can sell at a lower prices to people who spend all their time trading and they can turn around and sell at higher prices at their own pace (high volume trading). Once your character is more established, and you have plenty of blueberry money, you can then try your hand at being a full time trader (with all the annoyances that come with it).

[warmonger3]

Originally posted by Halcyform:

Originally posted by warmonger3:

Loots R Us is a pretty basic guild with low requirements. Trader in Riften atm. To be competitive you'll need a pricing add on like TCC. Junk is junk you want to sell it, not store it for 30 days and get it back in the mail.

Avoid Tamriel Trade Center, imo. You are letting others drive the market by using it. Do some basic research (stop being lazy) and make your own market. This lazy mod simply allows the bigger traders to set the market where they want it and the lemmings follow suit.

You can find some low requirement trading guilds in guild finder. Some even have no dues currently. When you look up guilds be sure not only to look at their requirements but also look at their stall location.

Once you are in, try to get a feel for the guild. You don't just have the macro world economy but you also have a micro economy in the guild itself. You can use that. If you don't want to deal with all the up and down price war BS, you can sell at a lower prices to people who spend all their time trading and they can turn around and sell at higher prices at their own pace (high volume trading). Once your character is more established, and you have plenty of blueberry money, you can then try your hand at being a full time trader (with all the annoyances that come with it).

No they don't. I set my prices. My furniture sells. I don't list anything being sold by another Guildie. Take you're personal insults and bugger off. I took the personal liberty of biocking you're arse so you don't bother me with this poorly written drivel again.

[SHunter]

For sure, join a trading guild and then advertise what you are selling on this website: https://us.tamrieltradecentre.com/pc/Trade (make sure you use the platform you own, eg PC etc). It should help you to sell your items faster,

[warmonger3]

Let me update the people coming in here and trying to figure out what account I use. Don't bother yourself with me. He won't sell anything without a trader. Go ahead and deal with the poison in zone chat. Might as well sell off to NPC Vendors it's less hassle. I've made over 40 Million in gold in 5 Guilds. I know what I am doing.

[Ironwu]

Trading guilds are the way to go.

Don't join one that requires more than 10k a week for their lottery. You will make scads more gold in sales than the weekly cost. And if you win one of the lottery prizes will more than cover many weeks.

Also, use the full TTC (Tamerial Trade Center) setup so your stuff gets posted onto the TTC website. :)

Good Luck!

[SHunter]

Also, be reasonable with your selling prices. Remember, it is the consumer that sets the price, not the retailer!!

[Ironwu]

Originally posted by SHunter:

Also, be reasonable with your selling prices. Remember, it is the consumer that sets the price, not the retailer!!

Good thing about TTC is you can get a realistic view of what others are asking. And you can sort by price so as to weed out the low-ball fake ones. :)

[Sir Fed Dump]

Unfortunately, there's no TTC mod for consoles. Gotta search prices the hard way.

[Ironwu]

Originally posted by Sir Federal Dump:

Unfortunately, there's no TTC mod for consoles. Gotta search prices the hard way.

Ouch! Ya. But, TTC is actually a website and that is where you search for the prices of stuff. And for the locations to buy the items. ;)

What you cannot do is integrate the TTC addon. But can still use the website. No account needed.

[Katzh]

how to sell without trading guild?

that's the neat part,

you don't.

[Halcyform]

Originally posted by warmonger3:

Originally posted by Halcyform:

Avoid Tamriel Trade Center, imo. You are letting others drive the market by using it. Do some basic research (stop being lazy) and make your own market. This lazy mod simply allows the bigger traders to set the market where they want it and the lemmings follow suit.

You can find some low requirement trading guilds in guild finder. Some even have no dues currently. When you look up guilds be sure not only to look at their requirements but also look at their stall location.

Once you are in, try to get a feel for the guild. You don't just have the macro world economy but you also have a micro economy in the guild itself. You can use that. If you don't want to deal with all the up and down price war BS, you can sell at a lower prices to people who spend all their time trading and they can turn around and sell at higher prices at their own pace (high volume trading). Once your character is more established, and you have plenty of blueberry money, you can then try your hand at being a full time trader (with all the annoyances that come with it).

No they don't. I set my prices. My furniture sells. I don't list anything being sold by another Guildie. Take you're personal insults and bugger off. I took the personal liberty of biocking you're arse so you don't bother me with this poorly written drivel again.

ROFL. Triggered much? You sound like a World of Warcraft barrens chat clown.