Put it up for 1 inf and hope for the best - you'll get the highest current bid. Of course, it helps to check that there are a good number (say 20+) of bidsfirst. Nothing quite like selling a 9 mil recipe for 200 inf 
It does go for quite a lot so chances are you'll get a good price for it.
@Jay Leon Hart
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If you put it up for 7-9 million, you're guaranteed to get at least that much (minus seller fees) in return. If you put an expensive and popular IO recipe up for 1 inf, you're practically asking for it to be undersold.
I would recommend picking a sensible price based on past sales, put it up for auction and be patient with it (patience is really important when selling high). It may cost you a a big wad of cash to sell, but that's here you're paying for your guarantee...
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Not really guaranteed, you could easily walk away after a month with loosing 5% of that if nobody bids for it.
I picked both of my ForceFeedback +rechs up for alot less than that.
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I've only ever undersold one recipe when selling at 1 inf and that was because I was tired and forgot to check the number of bids
As a sort of halfway point, put it up for 1 million, so you're at least getting that much.
@Jay Leon Hart
Kerensky: this has nothing to do with underwear
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Not really guaranteed, you could easily walk away after a month with loosing 5% of that if nobody bids for it.
I picked both of my ForceFeedback +rechs up for alot less than that.
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That's why I advocated a "sensible price based on past sales", I only used the 7-9 mill in my example as that was the figure already mentioned. That normally means put it up for sale somwhere in the mid-range of the last five sales.
I will admit that you can lsoe your broker fee if the sale expires but this has never, ever happened to me. High price usually means high demand, which means that if something is worth that much money on the market it's because people are looking for it. The chances of such a sale, correctly priced, expiring before someone snaps it up are incredibly slim.
If there are 5+ times as many people bidding as there are items for sale, you can be especially assured this will sell high.
Appreciate your Comments, I will plonk it up and Hope for the best!
Thanks
Howdy Peeps!
I couldn't see where best to place this Post as there wasn't a "Trading" Forum so apologies if it's in the wrong spot!
Managed to obtain a [Force Feedback: Chance for +Rech (Recipe)Level 23] today, now I'm really confused as to do with it... The AH says it goes for between 7-9 Million which If I put it up for this amount is going to cost me a crazy amount of money in fees (which I don't have a great deal of after upgrading to SO's)
I've heard that some people use Random Patterns and Items to Transfer Influence across Toons and wasn't sure if this was the Case or weither it actually was worth this amount!
So it's a Pickle! Do I blow all that Money and Possibly lose out?!