I was at the bazaar the other day, and I found some pretty nice gear, but it was alot of money. So I decided to make it all brown to get the cheapest price, but it wouldn't let me buy it, "Your transaction was not successful". Is it something to do with supply and demand? I don't understand. It wasn't like someone else bought it first, there was like 20 of the item in stock. Could someone please explain this to me?
It seemed to me that I got this message when clicking the "buy" button right after someone else bought it off the bazaar.
In those cases it happens a lot actually. I was trying to get a staff for my level the other day. Those go fast so one has to refresh almost continuously before one pops up, and then one has to be fast in buying it. Due to this, a couple of times I missed out on my buy, getting the same message as the OP.
It seemed to me that I got this message when clicking the "buy" button right after someone else bought it off the bazaar.
In those cases it happens a lot actually. I was trying to get a staff for my level the other day. Those go fast so one has to refresh almost continuously before one pops up, and then one has to be fast in buying it. Due to this, a couple of times I missed out on my buy, getting the same message as the OP.
Hope that helps.
Kivech
That's happened to me multiple times; however, the items I was going for had like 20 or more left in stock. I really doubt 20 people bought the item right there causing me to miss out on the items.
As for the update, I haven't been on in a few days, so I'll go check on that. Thanks. :)
This should have been addressed in the Aug 05th update. If you are still seeing this issue we need to know!
Either reply to this post or let Mr Lincoln know through the Help & Support tab on the left.
It still happens, especially while trying to purchase rare crafting resources, or anything that might be close being at 0 quantity.
I believe it's just as simple as someone beat the other buyer to the punch and the stock ran out, not really a bug IMO, but part of an over demand and low supply.
In some cases much to low, this is the part where I complain about diamonds.
