Quote from: 24Kilo on March 06, 2014, 10:01:38 AM

Quote from: Jilixi on March 06, 2014, 09:42:56 AM

I did some calculations for this and I have no clue how they can reach those prices on Rasberry Pi, If I would sell and include shipping in the same cost It would be 50-60% of their current price and still make a good profit.

Edit: Gonna make a big overhaul of the website and change it up a bit, make it look better, better logos, better checkout and a whole bunch of new products today.

Still up for suggestion on what you guys would want up there.

I must admit I was abit taken back by the prices... but I am willing to spend some KDC just to get the wheels moving... although it does concern me that the KDC may be going straight back to CoinedUp and undoing everything we are trying to do by because they are simply filling sell orders... I would like to buy some Pi's if someone here wants to do a better deal and I know the KDC will be held instead straight to the exchange... I would rather do that.

To be honest... I am just trying to get KDC to circulate... instead of just swapping KDC to BTC to buy goods and services.

Edit - I am not criticizing altoulet, since they have to cover cost and hedge losses... purely making a statement.

Sure, it's understandable.. particularly if you switch prices to say, doge and BTC which generally have more buy orders so the prices are more stable...

I'll take a look at the logic over the weekend and see if I can come up with a better method of calculating rates. Also once the other exchanges get added, this should be less of a problem. The main issue for retailers of course is to actually be able to buy/pay for products at the end of the day, and without Fiat.. or without suppliers who can accept KDC.. that gets a little tricky

But anyways, always welcome the feedback.