How do I change the price of my market listing?

[LadGaga]

I'm not seeing an option to lower the price of something I have listed up on the marketplace.

When I listed the card I put the price a good ways lower than anything listed. Knowing that after waiting 15 days for it to list there was a good chance of the price lowering.

Unfortunately for me the price dropped even lower than my pending price. So I now need to lower the price.

Obviously it would an absolutely broken system that made me remove the listing to lower the price. And then jhave to wait another 15 days for my newly priced item to appear on the markets.
So I'm obviously missing the 'adjust price' button somewhere. Where is it?

[B l u e b e r r y P o p t a r t]

It is not a broken system, get the SMA and you can put up your listening instantly without waiting the 15 days.

Only way to reprice something is to take it down and repost it.

[ReBoot]

At the same place s the Easter Bunny, Unicorns and Jehova, the button doesn't exist. Unlist and relist.

[LadGaga]

Originally posted by B l u e b e r r y P o p t a r t:

It is not a broken system, get the SMA and you can put up your listening instantly without waiting the 15 days.

Only way to reprice something is to take it down and repost it.

No mobile phone = no SMA. Seems Steam just doesn't like us old 'uns lol.

[B l u e b e r r y P o p t a r t]

Originally posted by Frankbrodie:

Originally posted by B l u e b e r r y P o p t a r t:

It is not a broken system, get the SMA and you can put up your listening instantly without waiting the 15 days.

Only way to reprice something is to take it down and repost it.

No mobile phone = no SMA. Seems Steam just doesn't like us old 'uns lol.

There is a desktop version to use but that is not smart to use. But I wouldn't get my hopes up for putting things up on Steam market without SMA, all prices will change in 15 days, unless it's already 3c.

[ReBoot]

Originally posted by Frankbrodie:

Originally posted by B l u e b e r r y P o p t a r t:

It is not a broken system, get the SMA and you can put up your listening instantly without waiting the 15 days.

Only way to reprice something is to take it down and repost it.

No mobile phone = no SMA. Seems Steam just doesn't like us old 'uns lol.

Used Androids with a dead battery which is still good enough for SMA can be obtained for 20 bucks or less.

[LadGaga]

Originally posted by B l u e b e r r y P o p t a r t:

Originally posted by Frankbrodie:

No mobile phone = no SMA. Seems Steam just doesn't like us old 'uns lol.

There is a desktop version to use but that is not smart to use. But I wouldn't get my hopes up for putting things up on Steam market without SMA, all prices will change in 15 days, unless it's already 3c.

Steam need to start selling the dongle clicker thing that I use to login to my SE account with. Been using that since it was released years ago with zero problems. First one is still running yet even though I have replacements from owning 6 SE accounts over the years.

[ReBoot]

You might want to post needs in the suggestions forum.

[LadGaga]

Well, 6 FFXI accounts and 2 FFXIV account I should say. Spare authenticators came with the FFXIV boxed sets. Never needed them.

1 SE account of course. It's a brilliant system once you actually get it all set up.

[B l u e b e r r y P o p t a r t]

Originally posted by Frankbrodie:

Originally posted by B l u e b e r r y P o p t a r t:

There is a desktop version to use but that is not smart to use. But I wouldn't get my hopes up for putting things up on Steam market without SMA, all prices will change in 15 days, unless it's already 3c.

Steam need to start selling the dongle clicker thing that I use to login to my SE account with. Been using that since it was released years ago with zero problems. First one is still running yet even though I have replacements from owning 6 SE accounts over the years.

I know, this was asked for a lot when the SMA was starting out, but the cost would be higher than a moble app.

Making them, shipping them and the cost for diffrent countries.

[ReBoot]

Not really. Those standalone gizmos are great for logging in, but how do you imagine them to work cor confirming market listings?

[LadGaga]

Originally posted by ReBoot:

Not really. Those standalone gizmos are great for logging in, but how do you imagine them to work cor confirming market listings?

The listing asks for a 6 digit number and you input it? Seems somewhat easier than having to have a charged and on mobile phone to hand tbh.

[ReBoot]

While you still haven't explained how having a phone on you is more work, than having another gizmo on you, what you're proposing is a well-known security issue. Imagine a trade, you want to send me an item. Because reasons. But there's malware on your system that wants to send the item to another Steam account. Wait, "the item"? All your items!
In the mobile authenticator shows you both what is send and whom. A code doesn't. With such code, the malware can just wait for you to make a trade (or market listing) and then you'll confirm all your items going away! Do you REALLY want to have no control over what items going where? Why? What's so great about not being able to check if the trade or market listing really is what you want it to be?

[LadGaga]

Originally posted by ReBoot:

While you still haven't explained how having a phone on you is more work, than having another gizmo on you, what you're proposing is a well-known security issue. Imagine a trade, you want to send me an item. Because reasons. But there's malware on your system that wants to send the item to another Steam account. Wait, "the item"? All your items!
In the mobile authenticator shows you both what is send and whom. A code doesn't. With such code, the malware can just wait for you to make a trade (or market listing) and then you'll confirm all your items going away! Do you REALLY want to have no control over what items going where? Why? What's so great about not being able to check if the trade or market listing really is what you want it to be?

Fair enough how you have explained the flaws. But I don't do trades ever, so the actual downside to it doesn't apply to me.

I genuinely don't care as such anyway. Just seems a waste turning £'s of cards into gems all the time getting duplicates.

But the amount of cash wasted per year on lost sales for me is probably 1/10 of the price of owning and paying for a mobile for one month so it's not even an issue.

[Spawn of Totoro]

Originally posted by Frankbrodie:

Originally posted by ReBoot:

Not really. Those standalone gizmos are great for logging in, but how do you imagine them to work cor confirming market listings?

The listing asks for a 6 digit number and you input it? Seems somewhat easier than having to have a charged and on mobile phone to hand tbh.

You would have to do that for every listing.

My phone has never died and my mobile phone is always at my desk and plugged in when I am home.

Far easier to go through a list and check the boxes, then hit accept then to wait for a code to roll over for every item you want to put on the market. Around big sales, I've listed as many as 20 cards at a time. Takes two minutes with the mobile app as there is no cooldown.

You don't have to have a mobile phone except to get the SMS message and that doesn't have to be a smart phone. You can get an ipod touch or use a tablet as well, so no fee to keep a service going for it.

You can also get pre-paid smart phones for cheap these days and they still work with out the service, just no voice or data away from a wifi signal.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Pay-As-You-Go-Mobile-Phones-Smartphones/b?ie=UTF8&node=10394961

Originally posted by B l u e b e r r y P o p t a r t:

I know, this was asked for a lot when the SMA was starting out, but the cost would be higher than a moble app.

Making them, shipping them and the cost for diffrent countries.

I think it is less about money and more about function.

Though if the Steam Controller is a good example, then $15 shipping and handling. May as well get the pre-paid smartphone for just a little more.

[ReBoot]

How does that not apply? What's preventing a piece of malware to rewrite your "Sell knife for 300$" action into "Send all items to my master"? Answer: Nothing. How can you distinguish between those two? Answer: You can't. How can the Steam servers distinguish between those two? Answer: They can't. The code is valid!
Sk how exactly dows that not apply to you?