![]() ![]() In the case of salvaged stuff you'll get MUCH less. While I was salvaging I amassed about 145 million worth of salvaged items (at least, it says so on the "Estimated Price) Sadly there's a difference between the "estimated" price and the ISK you can really get from an item. A lot of time can be put into refining skills. Don't start playing the market game with only 4 market orders and a shitload of taxes. Don't start getting into industry if you don't have the skills for it. Many mission runners just sell to the local market and use the time they would be spending on hauling on running another mission instead - thus making more money in the end. Using 20mil worth of minerals to manufacture modules that sell for 15mil is not a good use of your time ) Between these options, you will have to find your own way. Doing that will take a lot of your time doing the necessary research to ensure you'll actually make money that way. You could use the minerals and salvage and start building T1 modules and Rigs. Here your mileage will vary greatly with your skills and standings. Sometimes you get more for the mins than for the module and reprocessing becomes profitable. * Refining some of the loot: Modules can be broken down into minerals. Depending on the item (meta 4 loot comes to mind), there can be a significant increase in profit, but of course you will have to a)train some skills to add to your number of allowed market orders and b) you will have to watch your orders to make sure they will actually sell. Instead of just filling existing orders, you can put your stuff up for sale for your own prices. * Sell your stuff via sell orders at the next market hub. Either haul it yourself or let someone do it for you. However, you need to get your crap there somehow. You are likely to get a bit more for your loot if you sell it at a market hub. * Sell to buy orders at the next market hub. That's the option that takes no effort at all. Let's review your options, i'll try to sort them a bit by amount of effort needed: * Sell to buy orders on the local market in your system you are missioning in. Here's the more longwinded answer: Of course, like with everything in EVE, you can go several ways turning your loot into money - depending on how much effort you want to spend on it, you can earn a bit more or less from your loot. ![]() The simple answer is this: Sell your stuff. Jita usually has the lower selling cost of the major hubs. Some will be selling for 5k at Jita and 50K at Amarr. EDIT : As far as where to sell.It depends on what the item is. At least for my Burnt Circuit Boards and Metal Scraps. ![]() Actually, I may just dump them in their associated sell order with the rest of the stuff. So, weigh that out to see if it will be worth the time spent training another group of skills. To actually make any good money from manufacturing, you must put in the skill time to do any good with it. But that's a whole different skill route. I would look at the worth of spending the time to train a skill to increase the profits from them. I'm not sure if it will be any more profitable to refine them or just sell them as is. I am kind of in the same boat you are as far as the little stuff. I just sell the better stuff, like any other order and stockpile the little bits to put together in a bundle pack and sell them in a Contract, for later. However, I haven't delt with to many of the smaller items. Think I should just reprocess those? Also, is it maybe smarter to get the reprocessing skill up before I start reprocessing loot?While I am fairly new myself, I have spent many hrs in the trade side of the game. What about all the missiles? They're quite. Just didn't get the point at first, but I do now. It depends on what you are willing to do. So really there is no definitive answer to the question. It will take longer but your margin/profit will be greater. However if you have a little more patience you can place your buy orders at other hubs for a lower price and your sell orders for a higher price. If you wish to move something quickly you should go to Jita. If you want to buy something fast for the lowest price, chances are the sell orders will be optimal at Jita. ![]() If you have a stock of items that you just want to sell to pre established buy orders, chances are the buy orders will be optimal at Jita. Due to the volume of items moving at Jita the buyers need to keep upping thier buy orders and the sellers need to keep dropping their sell orders. Should I really have to go all the way to Jita to sell things? Isn't Dodixie good enough? Others may disagree and frankly I'm not an expert but the major diference between Jita and (other trade hub) is patience. ![]()
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