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Posted 08 January 2013 - 12:05 PM
Do you get your car serviced at a general auto service centre or go to the one that specifically does your brand of cars? I've been getting my Mazda serviced at Mazda but they charge more and I'm wondering if it is worth the extra money? Or can I go to any general auto centre?
Posted 08 January 2013 - 12:07 PM
It may void any warranty you have, but thats it i beleive. Make sure you go to a place that you trust.
Posted 08 January 2013 - 12:08 PM
My DH services my car - but it's not under warranty and its 12 years old.
If your car is under warranty I would check the conditions of the warranty. You may have to get it serviced at the dealership. If not, I would actually prefer to use a general auto service centre - they are generally better mechanics, in my experience!
Posted 08 January 2013 - 12:11 PM
It depends on what your warranty says. If it's out of warranty I don't think it makes a difference.
Posted 08 January 2013 - 12:16 PM
Is it still under it's new car warranty? I'd check to see if changing mechanics voids that - usually doesn't - but if the dealer has their own warranty it can.
Otherwise - of course - go elsewhere!
I have a relationship with my mechanics - one of our vehicles goes to an 'expert' in the marque (elderly VW) because he is an expert and enjoys working on them, most mechanics hate them - air cooled, cramped, etc.
Our other vehicles go to my regular mechanic - his Dad used to be my mechanic but now the son has taken over, I think a good relationship with an individual is more important than a brand name on a glossy sign.
I went and asked their opinion before I bought my new (second hand) car - they gave me a list of ones I was 'allowed' to buy and told me to bring any I test drove in for them to look over before I purchased.
In the end we got one from 2 hours drive away so I didn't - but I took it in to show them as soon as I got it, they looked it over and reassured me I had got a good deal and a great car. (all for no charge obviously)
Posted 08 January 2013 - 12:16 PM
If your car is within it's new car warrenty period, then I'd go back to the dealer - no matter what. If you need something done under warrenty, they can easily pip you for not using one of their service centres.
After warrenty, I'd only go back to the delaers for the major service (for most cars this is the 5 year/ 100,000km service), simply because of the work that has to be done.
Though if you are in North Brisbane I can give you the name of a Mazda mechanic who has his own shop & is reasonably priced.
Posted 08 January 2013 - 12:28 PM
I used to go elsewhere, but I've found Mazda in my local area really good. It won't void your warrenty if the mechanic you use is a a qualified mechanic.
The other local mechanics always used to sneak in 'extras' (like wiper blades) that I didn't want, Mazda never do that, they always call even for the most minor things. I also found I got better trade in if the cars have been serviced there.
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Posted 08 January 2013 - 12:38 PM
I recently purchased a new Mazda and the saleswoman specifically said she was legally obliged to tell me I did not have to use the local Mazda service centre in order to keep my warranty. I have found them really good though, but I will return to my old mechanic after tye 12 month service.
Posted 08 January 2013 - 01:16 PM
It is definitely cheaper to go to an independent mechanic, however, I've always gone to the dealership that makes my model car. This is due to the fact that they are likely to be specifically knowledgable in THAT model car, know of any common problems, and have the parts readily available. Also, some things can ONLY be done at a dealership, such as setting a car's computer or programming a computer/central locking remote, etc. Plus, because they are large companies/dealerships, I find they are more accountable. When we had a problem with a big dealership a few months ago, we contacted "higher forces" of the company and got somewhere with our complaint. You wouldn't be able to do this as easily with a small, independent mechanic.
However, be wary that different dealerships are also run by different people and can have different standards. DF and I bought our Subaru from a country Subaru dealership and they were awful - attempted to rip us off when we bought it, lied to us, didn't know ANYTHING about the car (to the point where we took them to VCAT and won). So we have ended up getting the car serviced at another Subaru dealership closer to town that are fantastic - fantastic service, know the car well, always have the parts readily available, and the car is running like a dream.
Edited by Kalota, 08 January 2013 - 01:17 PM.
Posted 08 January 2013 - 02:16 PM
I'm pretty sure I read that your car warranty can not be legally voided if you use another mechanic. It would be restriction of trade.
I used to go to Holden religiously with my car, until it broke down and I had to take it to a another mechanic. Turns out that something they were doing (using the wrong oil) ended up costing me $7500 in repairs. (It's undergoing legal action now). The dealer is not the be all and end all of car servicing. All they really care about is getting you to buy your next car.
Posted 08 January 2013 - 02:23 PM
I believe that is third line forcing and your warranty is safe.
Posted 08 January 2013 - 02:31 PM
We were under warranty too. We forked out hundreds for expensive servicing and got mucked around with, repairs and servicing that was not done properly. It is a have and the biggest waste of money around. We went to a repairer that actually specialises in the car that picked up on faults that wasn't picked up in the servicing and has looked after us very well.
We were done big time. Go somewhere else chances are they will look after you better for less.
Posted 08 January 2013 - 02:36 PM
Local mechanic. He is the third generation of his family to run the business and is a great mechanic.He is also gorgeous but that has nothing to do with my going there...........
Posted 08 January 2013 - 02:42 PM
Dp and our mechanic mates do ours ,hardly costs anything and we don't have to take the car anywhere (they do it on our driveway).
We have 10+ yr old cars.
Edited by cheekymonkeysmum, 08 January 2013 - 02:43 PM.
Posted 09 January 2013 - 09:44 AM
QUOTE (AllegraM @ 08/01/2013, 12:38 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I recently purchased a new Mazda and the saleswoman specifically said she was legally obliged to tell me I did not have to use the local Mazda service centre in order to keep my warranty.
Yes, that's true, you can go anywhere.
We have a Mazda and we use our local Kmart Auto Centre as I can drop it off and walk home. They always ensure my car is ready for school pick up too.
Posted 09 January 2013 - 10:01 AM
The resale will be better if it's been dealer serviced. I just traded my old mazda back to the dealer and since they have serviced it, they knew it's history and I got more for it.
But if you are going to keep it for a long time and you don't have a loan on it take it where you like. we tend to do dealer services until the warrenty is expired and the loan is paid off.
lamarque, I hope your Kmart service centre is better than mine. I ended up with a huge repair bill after they stuffed my car on a standard minor service.
Posted 09 January 2013 - 10:05 AM
DH has decades of experience in this field, as a mechanic, a manager of an Ultratune shop, more recently Service Manager for big auto manufacturers and dealerships.
We use dealerships for all major services on my newish car. The important distinction is that it dealer is owned by the manufacturer rather than being an independent franchise... so there is a lot invested in quality, equipment and training. Dealer servicing helps maintain resale value too.
I would be happy with a known and trusted or highly recommended local mechanic doing minor servicing or working on an older (5+) car.
Wouldn't touch Kmart, Midas, Ultratune etc with a barge pole, based on DHs assessment of their standards.
Posted 09 January 2013 - 03:25 PM
We use a local mechanic who happens to be our neighbour. He used to work for RACQ and Toyota (we have a Toyota).
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Fri Dec 17, 2010 12:31 pmKen Rosenthal of FOXSports.com reports that Orlando Hudson's new deal with the Padres is worth $11.5 million over two years.
Fantasy Source Spin: Hudson is getting a slight raise over what he made last year in Minnesota despite having one of the worst offensive seasons of his career. The Padres must be pretty confident in his ability to bounce back. For what it's worth, he is still a strong defender and still boasts a career .280/.346/.424 batting line. If the Friars complete that trade for Jason Bartlett, they'll have made a real offensive upgrade in their middle infield this winter.
Source: Ken Rosenthal on Twitter
Fri Dec 17, 2010 12:18 pmOrlando Hudson told Sirius XM's MLB Network Radio on Friday that he is nearing a contract with the Padres.
Fantasy Source Spin: Hudson batted just .268/.338/.372 with six home runs for the Twins in 2010, but he's still capable of better offensive production and he still has a strong glove at second base. Minnesota landed him with a one-year, $5 million contract last winter. He should get something similar from San Diego.
Source: Jim Duquette on Twitter
Fri Dec 17, 2010 12:04 pmRoyals designated INF Lance Zawadzki for assignment.
Fantasy Source Spin: The Royals claimed Zawadzki off waivers from the Padres earlier this month but had to cut ties with him in order to clear a 40-man roster spot for new outfielder Melky Cabrera. Zawadzki, 25, went 7-for-35 (.200) in San Diego this past year and posted an ugly 596 OPS at the Triple-A level.
Thu Dec 16, 2010 5:20 pmJon Heyman of SI.com reports that the Twins have agreed to a three-year deal worth around $10 million with infielder Tsuyoshi Nishioka.
Fantasy Source Spin: The contract also includes a fourth year option. Nishioka played shortstop in Japan, but the Twins are expected to start him at second base initially and see how well he adjusts to the different style of play. The 26-year-old won the batting title in Nippon Professional Baseball this past year with a .346 average. It remains to be seen how he will fare state-side.
Source: Jon Heyman on Twitter
Thu Dec 16, 2010 3:06 pmFOX Sports' Jon Paul Morosi reports that the Padres have acquired 2B/OF Eric Patterson from the Red Sox.
Fantasy Source Spin: No word yet on what the Padres are giving up It's not clear at this point what the Padres plan to do with Patterson, but they'd likely at least give him the opportunity to compete for the second base job. If he doesn't win that, he'd fill a bench role as a reserve second baseman and outfielder. Patterson has some wheels and would be an interesting sleeper for steals as a regular.
Source: Jon Paul Morosi on Twitter
Thu Dec 16, 2010 3:06 pmPadres acquired 2B/OF Eric Patterson from the Red Sox.
Fantasy Source Spin: He's the player to be named in the Adrian Gonzalez deal. It's not clear at this point what the Pads plan to do with Patterson, but they'd likely at least give him the opportunity to compete for the second base job. If he doesn't win that, he'd fill a bench role as a reserve infielder and outfielder. Patterson has some wheels and would be an interesting sleeper for steals as a regular.
Thu Dec 16, 2010 2:14 pmThe Boston Globe's Nick Cafardo reports that the Braves and Dan Uggla are closing in on a five-year extension worth $60-61 million.
Fantasy Source Spin: If it's $60 million, it would be the same annual salary that the Marlins offered him, but with an extra year added. It's a pretty big contract to give to a guy entering his age-31 season that's likely to change positions soon. However, Uggla should be able to stick at second base for a couple more years and will be able to belt 30 homers no matter what position he's playing. It's been a great offseason for Uggla, who seemed positively thrilled to be traded to Atlanta and now gets a new, fat contract.
Source: Nick Cafardo on Twitter
Thu Dec 16, 2010 8:54 amDuring an appearance on WEEI in Boston on Wednesday, Dustin Pedroia said that he recently sprinted for the first time on his surgically-repaired left foot while trying to catch a flight.
Fantasy Source Spin: It's funny, but true. "It was out of control," said Pedroia. "We ended up getting on. I was more pumped my foot felt good from sprinting with a 30-pound kid on me. We got on the flight. I was pumped. It was a good day." We're expecting Pedroia to enter spring training with no restrictions, so he's still a top-three second baseman on draft day.
Source: WEEI.com
Wed Dec 15, 2010 4:59 pmYankees signed INF Doug Bernier to a minor league contract.
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Wed Dec 15, 2010 3:54 pmMets manager Terry Collins said Wednesday that he has four legitimate contenders for the club's 2011 second base job in Luis Castillo, Daniel Murphy, Justin Turner and Brad Emaus.
Fantasy Source Spin: It's interesting that Ruben Tejada's name wasn't even brought up. Mets general manager Sandy Alderson has said that he prefers for Tejada to begin the 2011 season in the minors, and Collins evidently shares that way of thinking. Murphy is probably the only legitimate contender to unseat Castillo. Collins said of Murphy's transition to second base, "His range is OK. His hands are fine. He's just got to get familiar with turning double plays."
Source: Anthony McCarron on Twitter
Mon Dec 13, 2010 9:16 pmBrian Roberts said that he is over the injuries that limited him to just 59 games in 2010.
Fantasy Source Spin: "My back is fine," said Roberts. "I basically played the last two months of the season, and I played like I normally would. I haven't had any issues with it. If I can go out and play 60 games with it, I'm over it, as far as I know." In addition to the herniated disk, Roberts also hit himself in the helmet with his bat after a strikeout and was forced to miss the final six games of the season due to concussion-like symptoms. The 33-year-old second baseman was still feeling some side effects of the concussion up until about three or four weeks ago, but is confident that the symptoms are behind him. He's still a top talent when healthy, but durability concerns will probably make him a fringe top-10 option on draft day.
Source: Baltimore Sun
Mon Dec 13, 2010 1:49 pmThe Astros have checked in on free agent utilityman Bill Hall.
Fantasy Source Spin: "Had some conversations with Houston, but nothing substantial at this point," is how Hall's agent termed it to Brian McTaggart of MLB.com. The Dodgers are also in serious discussions for the versatile 30-year-old. He can find everyday playing time at both stops, so this one will all come down to money. Los Angeles has been surprisingly willing to spend this winter.
Source: Brian McTaggart on Twitter
Mon Dec 13, 2010 8:40 amThe Dodgers are in serious discussions with free agent outfielder Bill Hall, according to Ken Rosenthal of FOXSports.com.
Fantasy Source Spin: The Dodgers can offer their starting left field job to Hall while other teams may only be interested in adding him as a utilityman. That may tip the scale in Los Angeles' direction. Hall, 30, batted .247/.316/.456 this year with 18 home runs, 46 RBI and nine stolen bases while playing all over the diamond for the Red Sox. He should only require a one- or two-year contract.
Source: FOXSports.com
Sat Dec 11, 2010 11:50 amDodgers re-signed INF Juan Castro to a minor league contract.
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Sat Dec 11, 2010 10:49 amThe Dodgers are looking to add a right-handed hitter to help out in left field, and Bill Hall might be at the top of their list.
Fantasy Source Spin: "Somebody with a little bit of power would be a plus," GM Ned Colletti said, which the Los Angeles Times' Dylan Hernandez said was "the latest sign" that Hall is of heavy interest to the Dodgers. Tony Gwynn Jr., Jay Gibbons and Xavier Paul will be in the mix for the left field job, but they'd like a right-handed hitter to start against southpaws. Hall, of course, also offers the ability to play a multitude of other positions.
Source: Los Angeles Times
Wed Dec 8, 2010 10:39 amAccording to Dejan Kovacevic of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, the Pirates have interest in Alfredo Amezaga.
Fantasy Source Spin: Amezaga hasn't appeared in a major league game since undergoing microfracture surgery on his left knee in July of 2009. He signed a minor league contract with the Dodgers in February, but appeared in just one game with Triple-A Albuquerque. He may have to prove he is healthy before getting a new deal.
Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Tue Dec 7, 2010 10:54 pmBrian McTaggart of MLB.com reports that the Astros spoke with Bill Hall's agent Terry Bross on Tuesday.
Fantasy Source Spin: "We've had a couple of conversations, but it was nothing very substantial," said Bross. Hall, who turns 31 later this month, batted .247/.316/.456 with 18 home runs, 46 RBI, nine stolen bases this past season while playing all over the diamond. He is attractive to many teams as a utilityman, but McTaggart writes that the club could be targeting him in an effort to upgrade at second base.
Source: MLBlogs.com
Tue Dec 7, 2010 8:48 pmThe Indians met with the representative of free agent infielder Nick Punto on Tuesday.
Fantasy Source Spin: Cleveland has been interested in Punto all along and appears to be the heavy favorite to sign him. The utilityman had his $5 million option declined by the Twins last month. Punto is a good glove man, and offers versatility and some speed, but he's an awful hitter, with a woeful .247/.321/.322 batting line over 2,468 career at-bats. It's possible Cleveland wants him as a starter at second base.
Source: MLB.com
Tue Dec 7, 2010 8:40 pmDavid O'Brien of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports that the Braves will soon begin serious negotiations on a contract extension with Dan Uggla.
Fantasy Source Spin: "The early discussions we've had - really just introductory discussions - have been very pleasant," said Braves general manager Frank Wren. "I think there's a mutual desire for us to keep him long-term and for him to stay long-term. I think that's come through loud and clear, both from Terry [Bross, Uggla's agent] and from Dan." Uggla turned down a four-year, $48 million extension from the Marlins, which led to last month's trade to the Braves. The 30-year-old second baseman is arbitration-eligible for the final time this winter.
Source: Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Tue Dec 7, 2010 8:31 pmBill Ladson of MLB.com reports that the Nationals are considering players like David Eckstein, Aaron Miles or Willie Bloomquist for their bench.
Fantasy Source Spin: According to Ladson, the Nationals had players on their bench last season who weren't comfortable with their roles, so the club is hoping to sign players who will "accept their roles without complaint." Miles and Bloomquist are unlikely to be in high demand.
Source: Nationals.mlb.com
Tue Dec 7, 2010 7:45 pmFreddy Sanchez underwent arthroscopic surgery on his left shoulder on Tuesday.
Fantasy Source Spin: Sanchez underwent surgery on the very same shoulder last offseason and ended up missing the first six weeks of the regular season. Giants trainer Dave Groeshner acknowledged that he believes Sanchez will be a little behind for spring training, but said that the team expects him to be playing in games in March. We'll see about that one.
Source: csnbayarea.com
Tue Dec 7, 2010 7:00 pmCardinals and INF Ryan Theriot avoided arbitration Tuesday by agreeing to a one-year, $3.3 million contract.
Fantasy Source Spin: The Cardinals just picked up Theriot from the Dodgers last week. The 31-year-old batted .270/.321/.312 with two homers, 29 RBI and 20 stolen bases with the Cubs and Dodgers this past season and is expected to be the starting shortstop for the Redbirds in 2011.
Mon Dec 6, 2010 5:50 pmAccording to SI.com's Jon Heyman, the Braves and Dan Uggla are making progress toward an extension.
Fantasy Source Spin: Heyman says Uggla was "thrilled" to be traded to Atlanta and "loves" manager Fredi Gonzalez, who was his skipper for a time with the Marlins. Uggla rejected a four-year, $48 million offer from the Marlins, which led to him being traded. It remains to be seen if he's willing to take a similar deal from the Braves or if he wants more money no matter which team is offering it.
Mon Dec 6, 2010 1:06 pmJon Heyman of SI.com reports that the Braves and Dan Uggla have begun discussions toward a contract extension.
Fantasy Source Spin: The Marlins tried to offer a long-term deal to Uggla before trading him away to Atlanta. It's not clear if he didn't like the deal because he no longer wanted to play in south Florida or because he disapproved of the four-year, $48 million proposal. The 30-year-old infielder batted .287/.369/.508 with 33 home runs and 105 RBI over 589 at-bats this year.
Sat Dec 4, 2010 11:15 amMets GM Sandy Alderson said Luis Castillo will have to compete for the starting job at second base in 2011.
Fantasy Source Spin: That's assuming he's even in a Mets uniform next year, as Castillo will surely be shopped at the Winter Meetings. Ruben Tejada played more at second than Castillo down the stretch and would be the veteran's primary competition again in 2011, though the two would likely share playing time if Castillo isn't dealt.
Source: New York Post
Wed Jan 30, 2013 1:26 pm
The streaky and injury-prone Weeks has been a frustrating player for fantasy owners. That frustration continued into last season, as Weeks stayed healthy but had a down year offensively. There was even some reason for panic with Weeks' early-season ineptitude -- he hit just .199-8-29 before performing more closely to his career norms in the second half. The only guarantee for Weeks during his career has been his unpredictability, though he has now hit 20 homers in three straight seasons.
Fantasy Source Spin: Entering a good buy-low opportunity after a down year, but Weeks is normally a very risky performer.
Source: Fantasy Source
Wed Jan 30, 2013 1:25 pm
Weeks disappeared in 2012 as quickly as he emerged the previous season, eventually getting demoted back to Triple-A Sacramento last season due to an anemic bat. He was still a major threat on the basepaths and increased his walk rate, but the bat needs to more closely match his minor league and rookie performer in order to earn back a regular job.
Fantasy Source Spin: Smart flier with speed upside, but Weeks won't have a regular job handed to him.
Wed Jan 30, 2013 1:22 pm
Walker's season ended prematurely with a back issue. Until that point, he had produced a very similar offensive campaign as his previous two seasons. Batting near the middle of the order for most of last season, Walker's RBI numbers benefited again with a mostly subpar supporting cast in Pittsburgh. Walker hadn't shown much more power upside in the minors, but he still has a chance for growth at age 27.
Fantasy Source Spin: Firmly established as a good, consistent second-base option in most leagues.
Wed Jan 30, 2013 1:15 pm
The Mets' outfield merry-go-round allowed Valdespin to get his shot, and he delivered in limited playing time for fantasy owners needing power and speed. He hasn't been much of an on-base fiend in the minors, but he's started to show his offensive tools over the last two seasons.
Fantasy Source Spin: Playing time could be a challenge, but Valdespin has shown the pop and speed to make him worth adding if he does play.
Wed Jan 30, 2013 1:14 pm
The last three seasons have been frustrating for Utley and his fantasy owners, most recently missing time in 2012 with chronic knee issues that didn't allow him to make a major league appearance until June 27. When Utley did make it back, he was able to stay healthy the rest of the way and show his usual productive power for patient owners. The power was fairly consistent with his previous two seasons, and somehow Utley has managed to keep stealing at an efficient rate. The injury issues are likely something he will have to live with for the remainder of his career.
Fantasy Source Spin: Not a bad mid-to-late-round pickup, as long as you figure in Utley's time missed and a backup plan.
Wed May 28, 2014 12:27 pm
Braves purchased the contract of 2B Tommy La Stella from Triple-A Gwinnett.
Fantasy Source Spin: The Braves have gotten next to nothing from the second base position this season, so they've decided to give La Stella a shot. A former eighth-round pick, La Stella boasts an impressive .322/.407/.474 career batting line in the minors and a .293/.384/.359 line at Gwinnett this season. He doesn't hit for power or run much, so the 25-year-old will need to hit for average to have fantasy value. Still, he's worth a shot in deeper leagues. The Braves have yet to announce a corresponding move.
Thu May 8, 2014 8:36 pm
MLB.com's Mark Bowman writes that "it appears the Braves are planning to continue giving Ramiro Pena and Tyler Pastornicky time at second over the next couple of weeks."
Fantasy Source Spin: That means more of the bench for Dan Uggla, who has started just five of the last nine games. Tommy La Stella, who is currently at Triple-A Gwinnett, could also eventually get a look. For what it's worth, manager Fredi Gonzalez wouldn't confirm Uggla has been benched, saying "just see how it goes." Bowman adds that the Braves have considered releasing Uggla, but "have moved away from the thought" for now. Uggla has hit just .180/.297/.345 since the beginning of last season.
Source: Braves.mlb.com
Thu May 8, 2014 4:23 pm
Rangers purchased the contract of INF Rougned Odor from Double-A Frisco.
Fantasy Source Spin: The move comes as a bit of a surprise, but the Rangers need help at second base now that Donnie Murphy is headed to disabled list with a neck injury. Ranked as the No. 42 prospect in the game by Baseball America this winter, the 20-year-old was hitting .279/.314/.450 with six home runs and six stolen bases over his first 32 games this season in Double-A. He's been especially hot recently, hitting .480 (12-for-25) this month. It's unlikely the Rangers called him up with the intention to sit on the bench, so he's worth a flier in AL-only and deeper mixed fantasy leagues.
Tue May 6, 2014 12:03 am
Ramiro Pena went 2-for-4 with a homer as the Braves' No. 9 hitter on Monday.
Fantasy Source Spin: If the Braves decide to replace Dan Uggla, it's expected to be with Triple-A Gwinnett's Tommy La Stella. Pena, though, is probably a better defender than both of those guys, and he's been a reasonable enough hitter in 129 at-bats over the last two years. He likely earned himself another start on Tuesday anyway.
Thu May 1, 2014 9:20 am
Dodgers second base prospect Alex Guerrero went 2-for-4 with a home run, bringing his season line to .327/.403/.618 for Triple-A Albuquerque.
Fantasy Source Spin: He's cooled down since his electrifying start, but he's quietly putting up a solid season, and has three doubles, two triples, and three home runs. More impressively, he has five walks and four strikeouts in 62 plate appearances for the season. With Dee Gordon's hitting .344/.375/.478 with a league-leading 13 stolen bases, Guerrero will not be promoted any time soon, but he could get a promotion in the event of an injury.
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You're honestly telling me that you think anybody is going to make that much without spending thousands of dollars?
As a rough estimate (with EVERYONE who's going to be flocking to buy and sell the pet) that the price will go below 1000 gold, easily. Something like 300-500.
I'm not going to bother to do the math, but you'd need a LOT of pets to make half of 400k.
I was actually referring to the first post, the joke about $100 for 2k. Gold isn't that hard to come by.
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What does some guy cornering a market on the AH have to do with people buying a pet? People are going to do that regardless if you can buy this pet with gold or not. This is a non issue if you ask me. You're making a mountain out of a mole hill.
If people were to pay $10 for something as trivial as a vanity pet, then they are complete morons.
But they do, now don't they?
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Bashiok, since you seem to be reading this thread, I'll post this here.
I've seen what "unlimited supplies of a purchasable ingame item" does to a game economy.
I was on GaiaOnline when they switched their policy of "Two Donation Items" (rare, like the TCG items) to "Infinite Donation Items" (as this pet will be) - it basically did the following to their economy:
People with a ton of real life money began to flood the market with items. This doesn't seem like anything bad - the items are cheap right?
Seem that way until you realize that all the "rich" people now have huge amoutns of gold, which they use to buy up rare or hard to get items and repost them at huge amounts. this continues until there's NOTHING available for any reasonable amount of money.
Then you end up with situations where anyone NEW to the game ends up being unable to use the AH at all, being as they will never have enough money to do so.
Naturally, with the punishing fees for putting up items with high buyouts, even if Peacebloom is selling for 500g a stack, a new player cannot put the item up for that much, meaning it will get snapped up, repriced and sold by someone who DOES have money, keeping the newer players perpetually poor.
Inflation caused by this sort of action also encourages botters and gold sellers to go ahead and continue to advertise because it's now impossible to ever get enough money to deal with the AH elite.
Go sign up on Gaia, and go LOOK at their AH. This is NOT what you want to do to WoW!
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It didn't have an adverse affect on the economy because those loot cards are rare. There's no way to know before buying the booster pack if you are getting one or not. By the very nature of their rare and random nature, they prevent any adverse affect on the economy. Bad example, Bash.
There's no new gold being introduced when buying from the farmers either. It's technically in the economy once it drops from the mob or is received from the vendor or the quest/npc. Another bad example, Bash. Honestly, you think farmers don't buy legit auctions? You know they do better than we do; you have the data that says that.
The ultimate goal seems more sinister. Yes, it requires donning a tinfoil hat for a moment, but in all honesty, anyone that understands long term business plans can come to the same conclusion just as quickly as I did (probably faster). This is yet another "testing the waters" move to see what the community will accept. At some point, regardless of how vehemently you defend against it, gear/gold/advantage will be sold for real cash. Baby steps like this, to see what the community will accept, are what pave the way to those transactions.
As a rough estimate (with EVERYONE who's going to be flocking to buy and sell the pet) that the price will go below 1000 gold, easily. Something like 300-500.
I don't think people would spend $10 to get 1,000 gold.
Ultimately, supply and demand will determine the appropriate exchange.
The whole thing is if Blizzard is going to start allowing players to exchange their virtual currency for US$ via their online store, then PLAYERS should be allowed to sell their gold as well.
I'm against gold selling, but if it's going to be illegal then Blizzard needs to follow its own rules as well. 10$ for 2000g in the OP's example sounds like a market monopoly to me.
I've worked very hard to earn the gold I have in WoW (very frugal, not cheap)... gold buying/selling also leads to tons of spam. I'm also not trying to accuse Blizzard of anything. The entire policy of selling BoE items for RL money is just a bad idea. We already pay 15$ a month to play this game.
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so wait we are equating in game gold thats already part of the server economy, no matter what the sellers asking price is...to a gold seller that takes your cash and puts an amount of gold into the game economy for you that didnt exist before.. /facepalm
Except, if you read the FAQ, it's outright stated it's tradable as an alternative to buying gold from gold sellers.
Right... When you find me a entire server that will jump at a $10 pet, which most pet collectors will just spend the RL money on anyways, that will spend enough money on these to make a large enough economical dent to ruin the servers economy, then give me a shout.
$10 a pet for 10 pets. Initial market will have high saturation, but you'll see these going for 20-30k after about a month because the rush will be over. So a $100 investment for 200-300k in pure gold profit with likely full market control due to lack of competition.
You're also ignoring bulk vs supply by comparing these pets to the spectral tiger. Yes, a tiger will go for a lot. However, so will these pets when sold in quantity.
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TCG Loot card mounts like the Spectral Tiger have been BoE for a long time now (since patch 3.2), and that was and continues to be well-received, and as far as we've been able to tell hasn't had any adverse impact to the game or economy - despite them selling for sometimes astronomical amounts of gold.
You can spend $100 for a box of the TCG packs and not get a mount card.
You can spend $100 for 10 of these pets.
You can't reasonably compare what you're doing here to what was done in the TCG. Your intent is nice, but these are ultimately going to be used to buy gold.
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no offense but how can you not see the difference in this scenario?
one is a SUPER RARE mount you get from a trading card with such a low probability of obtaining that you can't play the AH selling hundreds of them and using that gold to buy better gear to make yourself better.
and the other is...well...the opposite of the first one :/
you can buy tons of these pets now and then sell them for gold, use that gold for better equipment, and now you've successfully made a F2P MMORPG microtransaction...CONGRATS! :/
I don't think I explained my stuff that well in my posts, but this is what I mean.
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TCG Loot card mounts like the Spectral Tiger have been BoE for a long time now (since patch 3.2), and that was and continues to be well-received, and as far as we've been able to tell hasn't had any adverse impact to the game or economy - despite them selling for sometimes astronomical amounts of gold.
that's very naive of you and blizz and those "loot cards" sold on ebay for hundreds of dollars and lets not say how the farmers used them too,just as they will use and abuse this also.imo
stop beating around the bush and just open everything up for real money and still charge 14.99 a month to play..it's all about the $
and your not fooling anyone with this hogwash..damn cant wait for dec15
Paying 20-30k for a single use pet is what pet collectors are going to be doing. No pet collector will pay $10 USD for a single use pet item unless it's only available through a BoP item (like the TCG pets).
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206 W Osbun, Mt. Victory, OH 43340
Single Family - MT. VICTORY, OH
Contact Coldwell Banker Realty Plus
This 3 BR, 2 Bath Home, freshly painted, NEW Furnace & Central Air including ductwork in 2011, NEW Roof in 2013, NEW HWH in 2012, Remodeled MBath in 2014 has Whirlpool Tub, NEW Trex 2 tier Patio with Fire Pit 6/2014 & a privacy fence great for your get togethers. Has 2 Car Garage with cabinets & counters, Beautifully landscaped! This home is ready to be moved into! Don't miss out!
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