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This is kind of a cute design mistake of sorts -- where you can actually end up undercutting the prices of items you yourself have for sale.
Example scenario (which I'll provide screenshots for):
- AuctionLite is configured for 25% bid undercut, and 8% buyout undercut- Place item(s) for sale on the AH. Example: Copper Chain Belt, with a bid price = 25s, buyout price = 30s.- Verify auctions show up in Auction tab (see screenshot #1)- Obtain item(s) of the same type (ex. Copper Chain Belt)- Place item(s) into AuctionLite - Sell tab- Calculated bidding price = 22s, buyout = 30s (see screenshot #2) -- even when nobody else is selling items of this type!
Really what should happen in this scenario is that the calculated bidding price should be 30s and buyout = 35s, i.e. what is already on the market. Otherwise you end up "undercutting against yourself", rinse lather repeat.
<p>Existing auctions</p>
<p>Selling more of the same item -- undercutting ones self!</p>
<p>Further proof the only auctions on the market were my own</p>
Screenshot #3, by the way, is a standard Browse search for "Copper Chain Belt", which shows the only person selling these items at the time was me (i.e. the two already-on-market items shown in AuctionLite - Sell are mine, not someone elses).
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