Why are there two choices of prices? I don't mean the option to "super price" or however it's called. I get that you have to pay 100CSC.

I mean the difference/ point of: New Price (Lowest) New Price (Average)

It literally means lowest and average haha The lowest option will take the last recorded amount and out it 1 sp under that price. The average price places your price right in the middle of all the recorded prices.

Hope that helped? :D

What do you mean all recorded prices? Does that include prices since the item came out then?

All prices currently in shop search. Sorry I was confusing haha

Hmmmm...bummer that makes it hard to have an idea which is best and not just between the two choices they give.

headdesk

Well thank you for your help!

I always go for lowest. People usually atutoprice the lowest price (including me) so using the average price can make it harder to sell your item and longer. No problem!

Gotta ask off topic, can't find your comment box on your profile. Is your UN Urbz related?

Nope! Someone else asked me that before. :p And yeah, i desperately need a new profile because the current one gets in the way of the box for me to add stuff. Just message me so this topic can be closed since it's off topic <3

Wait I have another price question...

EDIT:

Did I do something wrong or are the prices not applied to each item like they were before? I find the "lowest price" posted under my items but not actually "typed in."

Autorpricing is a multi-step process. First you click "Load Shop Items," then "Submit Prices to Server," and then finally your have to click "Autoprice Items in Your Shop." You also have to make sure the page that comes up loads all the way, otherwise the changes might not take. If you've definitely done all of that and the price changes still aren't taking, you should either open a ticket or make a post in the problems & bugs forum.

It actually matches the lowest Shop Search price (from 5 minutes earlier, as there's a cache as stated on the page), it doesn't put it 1 sP lower (also, as stated on the autopricer page).