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. . . 2965 pages of names . . . least i'll be entertained for a while . . .

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Yeah, I went to look at that topic

I'm not much of a Gaian, and don't plan on becomin' one
But anyone with half a brain could figure most of that out

I can make a good 5k-9k a day, whenever I so feel to try

It's probably easiest to make money with the ink/tattoo trade right now, especially buying into things like the fact that red ink can't be searched for directly, so a settled price hasn't been reached yet for either it or it's tattoos. and the fact that there're return rates of about 2-3x on tattoo selling, about 200-300 gold per ink, when you find the right ones.

And once you realize that filtering a normal "date added" search with "game" type items yields about the entire page in inks, finding dirt cheap prices isn't that hard.

Yeah, tattoos rule domokun
d0m0!

. . . you'd think anyone with half a brain could figure it out . . . you really don't need a guide to learn it . . . but many people truly are idiots . . .

the tattoo thing is a phase so i have always avoided phases and worked with expensive items donation items and mc's . . .

. . . dial up severely restricts what i can do . . . if i didn't have it I'd be rich with a couple weeks guaranteed . . .

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Well, it's a new thing and all, ya' know?
I've seen signs of it workin' itself out, with things like the overpriced gold/white inks, but red ink and black ink still work well.
Both give highly marketable tattoos, and red has it's whole searchin' glitch goin' for it.
I'm new enough for this not to really be a phase, but like the entirety of my marketplace career.
If I stay on long, and make lots a' gold and whatnot, I'll probably move into things like that.
But still, in any market, buying raw materials and creating a finished product tends to yield profit. Usin' that logic, though, I just don't see why inks ever make it to the marketplace. Someone's loss is gonna' be my gain, I guess.

. . . only probly is supply and demand eventually tattoos will be so plentiful they'll be worthless . . . it's known as flooding the market . . .