| Character Owned Shops | |
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| Topic Started: Jun 22 2008, 07:36 PM (43 Views) | |
| Destinedone | Jun 22 2008, 07:36 PM Post #1 |
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Anybody is allowed to home their own shop and what they sell is up to them, provided its appropriate. You don't need a lot of bits to own a shop however the more bits you spend into the shop, the more you will get back from your sales. Direct Payment 3000 bits= 12000 bits remaining 6000 bits= 9000 bits remaining 9000 bits= 6000 bits remaining 12000 bits= 3000 bits remaining 15000 bits= 0 bits remaining The direct payment represents how much you paid to buy the shop and the remaining bits represent how much you have yet to pay them. A moderator works the amount taken out of the sale like this: sale x percentage = amount bank takes Original Sale - amount back takes = money made Additional Rules: If at any time, you decide to close the shop, then you have to pay the bank back any bits you needed to pay them back, which will be subtracted out of your fortnightly earnings instead. You must pay the bank at least 3000 bits directly in order to be able to buy and run a shop. You cannot change the percentage once you have bought the shop unless you pay 1500 bits to change it. You cannot work out the money taken away from your sale unless you are a moderator.Only moderators or other staff members are allowed to do this, so we can be sure that you are paying the money. You may still buy things from your own shop however you still must pay for them.The only difference is if you buy it from your own shop, you must pay the money to the person your store is getting the goods from.Anybody caught not paying something they bought from their own shop, will be forced to pay the money for the goods. Alternatively, you could create an NPC shop, which only become a topic and not a board. Also, you don't gain any profit or lose anything for an NPC shop. |
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