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 {{Game Manual}}
 ===Auctions and Trade===
-The [[Mall & Player Shops (manual)|Mall]] is the preferred location to sell your extra items, or buy items from other players. There is also a secure trading system where two players can negotiate and exchange items and/or chips.
+The [[Mall & Player Shops (manual)|Mall]] is the main location to sell your extra items or buy items from other players. But if you're looking for old donation items, the International House of Auctions may be a better place to find them.
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 '''A note about scams:''' It is a common scam in many online games for players to claim that the "trade system is broken" and encourage you to engage in an unsecured transaction where you first send them the items in a message and then they promise to send their half back. Don't fall for this. If the trade system is actually broken, there will be notices everywhere on each page explaining what has happened. Without such notices, you can be assured that the system is not broken, and the player most likely is trying to scam you instead.
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 ::Buyers never pay a fee for purchasing items.

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	===Auctions and Trade===		===Auctions and Trade===
	The ~~Auction House~~ is ~~a public~~ location ~~where you~~ sell your extra items, or buy items from other players. There is also a secure trading system where two players can negotiate and exchange items and/or chips.		The [[Mall & Player Shops (manual)\|Mall]] is the preferred location to sell your extra items, or buy items from other players. There is also a secure trading system where two players can negotiate and exchange items and/or chips.

	===Trade===		===Trade===
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	===Auctions===		===Auctions===
	~~'''~~The ~~basics of buying:'''~~		The Auction House is not currently being used, but you should check out Player Shops at the [[Mall & Player Shops (manual)\|Mall]].

	~~Pick~~ the ~~category~~ of ~~item you're interested in. Then pick~~ the ~~item~~ you~~'d like to~~ buy.		==Notes==
			* Prior to the closure of the [[Auction House]] on 1 November 2014, the "Auctions and Trade" section was:
			:: The Auction House is a public location where you sell your extra items, or buy items from other players. There is also a secure trading system where two players can negotiate and exchange items and/or chips.
			* The "Auctions" section was:
			::'''The basics of buying:'''

	~~Items can be listed with a "buy-it-now" value~~. ~~If they are,~~ you ~~can click the Buy Now button~~ to ~~purchase it immediately at the buyout price~~.		::Pick the category of item you're interested in. Then pick the item you'd like to buy.

	~~Alternately~~, you can ~~bid on~~ the ~~item by putting the bid price in the box and hitting the Bid~~ button~~. The auction house will take your money~~ immediately and will hold it until either the item delists and you receive it, or someone else bids a larger amount, in which case you will get your money back. More expensive items have a minimum bid increment--this will be listed in the notes section. Example: "Min bid +10" means you must bid at ~~least 10 chips more than~~ the ~~current~~ price.		::Items can be listed with a "buy-it-now" value. If they are, you can click the Buy Now button to purchase it immediately at the buyout price.

	~~<div style="background~~: ~~#ddddee;">Any~~ item ~~for which you are~~ the ~~top bidder will be highlighted~~ in ~~blue, just like~~ the box ~~surrounding this text. You will also see a note in~~ the ~~Notes column saying "(Top bidder)". Both of these clues will let you know that you currently have the item~~. The auction house will ~~allow~~ you ~~to outbid yourself (if~~ you ~~feel you need to make~~ a ~~more competitive offer) so~~ be ~~careful not to accidentally~~ bid ~~against yourself~~.~~</div>~~		::Alternately, you can bid on the item by putting the bid price in the box and hitting the Bid button. The auction house will take your money immediately and will hold it until either the item delists and you receive it, or someone else bids a larger amount, in which case you will get your money back. More expensive items have a minimum bid increment--this will be listed in the notes section. Example: "Min bid +10" means you must bid at least 10 chips more than the current price.

	~~'''~~The ~~basics of selling:'''~~		::<div style="background: #ddddee;">Any item for which you are the top bidder will be highlighted in blue, just like the box surrounding this text. You will also see a note in the Notes column saying "(Top bidder)". Both of these clues will let you know that you currently have the item. The auction house will allow you to outbid yourself (if you feel you need to make a more competitive offer) so be careful not to accidentally bid against yourself.</div>

	~~To sell an item you must pick which item you want to sell, the quantity~~ of that item that you want to list, and then make some choices about the prices you want to set. You can set a starting price, which is a minimum bid that buyers have to meet before they can get the item. Note, however, that this starting price will be used to determine the listing fee of the auction, so an unrealistically high starting price might cost you money if the item doesn'~~t sell. You can leave the starting price blank, in which case it will default to the autosell value of the item.~~		::'''The basics of selling:'''

	You can ~~also enter~~ a ~~"Buy-it-now"~~ price ~~for~~ the item. ~~This is also optional. If you leave it off~~, ~~bidding~~ will ~~simply continue for~~ the ~~duration~~ of the auction. ~~If you put~~ in ~~a buy-~~it~~-now price, other shoppers can purchase~~ the item ~~instantly at any time for that price~~.		::To sell an item you must pick which item you want to sell, the quantity of that item that you want to list, and then make some choices about the prices you want to set. You can set a starting price, which is a minimum bid that buyers have to meet before they can get the item. Note, however, that this starting price will be used to determine the listing fee of the auction, so an unrealistically high starting price might cost you money if the item doesn't sell. You can leave the starting price blank, in which case it will default to the autosell value of the item.

	~~Finally, you need to pick~~ a ~~duration~~. ~~Currently~~, ~~because of~~ the ~~beginner state~~ of the ~~economy~~, the ~~choices are 1, 3, 12, and 24 hours, and 3 days~~.		::You can also enter a "Buy-it-now" price for the item. This is also optional. If you leave it off, bidding will simply continue for the duration of the auction. If you put in a buy-it-now price, other shoppers can purchase the item instantly at any time for that price.

	~~<div style="background~~: ~~#eeeecc;">Any item which~~ you ~~have listed will show up in~~ a ~~gold-colored box~~, ~~just like~~ the ~~box surrounding this text. You will also see a note in~~ the ~~Notes column saying "(Your auction)". Both of these clues will let you know~~ the ~~listing is yours. You cannot bid on your own auction~~.~~</div>~~		::Finally, you need to pick a duration. Currently, because of the beginner state of the economy, the choices are 1, 3, 12, and 24 hours, and 3 days.

	~~'''Auction durations~~ (~~very short, short, long, very long~~)~~:'''~~		::<div style="background: #eeeecc;">Any item which you have listed will show up in a gold-colored box, just like the box surrounding this text. You will also see a note in the Notes column saying "(Your auction)". Both of these clues will let you know the listing is yours. You cannot bid on your own auction.</div>

	~~Very~~ short ~~means around 15 minutes or less. Short means one hour or less. Medium means less than four hours. Long means 12 hours or less. Very~~ long ~~is any amount longer than that. There is some randomness to how these times display to prevent sniping~~, ~~so changes and inconsistencies in the time display are probably normal.~~		::'''Auction durations (very short, short, long, very long):'''

	~~'''Selling fees~~:~~'''~~		::Very short means around 15 minutes or less. Short means one hour or less. Medium means less than four hours. Long means 12 hours or less. Very long is any amount longer than that. There is some randomness to how these times display to prevent sniping, so changes and inconsistencies in the time display are probably normal.

	Every seller who lists an item is charged a listing fee, which is equal to 5% of the autosell value, or 5% of the starting price, whichever is higher. If the item sells, the seller gets this fee back, along with the proceeds from the item. If the item doesn'~~t sell, the auction house keeps the fee. However, if the item does sell, the auction house retains 5% of the selling price.~~		::'''Selling fees:'''

	Buyers never pay a fee for purchasing items.		::Every seller who lists an item is charged a listing fee, which is equal to 5% of the autosell value, or 5% of the starting price, whichever is higher. If the item sells, the seller gets this fee back, along with the proceeds from the item. If the item doesn't sell, the auction house keeps the fee. However, if the item does sell, the auction house retains 5% of the selling price.

			::Buyers never pay a fee for purchasing items.

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	'''The basics of buying:'''		'''The basics of buying:'''

	Pick the category of item you're interested in ~~(searching by item name will be available soon)~~. Then pick the item you'd like to buy.		Pick the category of item you're interested in. Then pick the item you'd like to buy.

	Items can be listed with a "buy-it-now" value. If they are, you can click the Buy Now button to purchase it immediately at the buyout price.		Items can be listed with a "buy-it-now" value. If they are, you can click the Buy Now button to purchase it immediately at the buyout price.

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	{{Game Manual}}		{{Game Manual}}
	~~{\| width~~=~~692 align~~=~~"center"~~		===Auctions and Trade===
	\|The Auction House is a public location where you sell your extra items, or buy items from other players. There is also a secure trading system where two players can negotiate and exchange items and/or chips.		The Auction House is a public location where you sell your extra items, or buy items from other players. There is also a secure trading system where two players can negotiate and exchange items and/or chips.

	~~'''<big>~~Trade~~</big>'''<br>~~		===Trade===
	The trading pages are a subset of the game's messaging system. You can get there by going to the messages section. Alternately, player profiles and the player search will provide links to propose a trade to that player. Trade is a three-step process, and ought to be fairly intuitive. One player starts by proposing a trade with another player. They select what they will offer in trade, and can add a note saying what they would like in exchange. The second player then puts in their half of the trade. The first player is then given the opportunity to verify that all is as it should be, and confirm. This process can be streamlined a lot by negotiating the deal first in chat, so that both parties have already agreed to the terms and know what to expect. '''Note:''' You are responsible for reviewing each transaction thoroughly, and making sure that you are getting what you want before you agree to the trade.		The trading pages are a subset of the game's messaging system. You can get there by going to the messages section. Alternately, player profiles and the player search will provide links to propose a trade to that player. Trade is a three-step process, and ought to be fairly intuitive. One player starts by proposing a trade with another player. They select what they will offer in trade, and can add a note saying what they would like in exchange. The second player then puts in their half of the trade. The first player is then given the opportunity to verify that all is as it should be, and confirm. This process can be streamlined a lot by negotiating the deal first in chat, so that both parties have already agreed to the terms and know what to expect. '''Note:''' You are responsible for reviewing each transaction thoroughly, and making sure that you are getting what you want before you agree to the trade.

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	'''A note about scams:''' It is a common scam in many online games for players to claim that the "trade system is broken" and encourage you to engage in an unsecured transaction where you first send them the items in a message and then they promise to send their half back. Don't fall for this. If the trade system is actually broken, there will be notices everywhere on each page explaining what has happened. Without such notices, you can be assured that the system is not broken, and the player most likely is trying to scam you instead.		'''A note about scams:''' It is a common scam in many online games for players to claim that the "trade system is broken" and encourage you to engage in an unsecured transaction where you first send them the items in a message and then they promise to send their half back. Don't fall for this. If the trade system is actually broken, there will be notices everywhere on each page explaining what has happened. Without such notices, you can be assured that the system is not broken, and the player most likely is trying to scam you instead.

	~~'''<big>~~Auctions~~</big>'''<br>~~		===Auctions===
	'''The basics of buying:'''		'''The basics of buying:'''

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	Buyers never pay a fee for purchasing items.		Buyers never pay a fee for purchasing items.
	\|}

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	The Auction House is where you sell your extra items, or buy items from other players.		{\| width=692 align="center"
			\|The Auction House is a public location where you sell your extra items, or buy items from other players. There is also a secure trading system where two players can negotiate and exchange items and/or chips.

	==The basics of buying==		'''<big>Trade</big>'''<br>
			The trading pages are a subset of the game's messaging system. You can get there by going to the messages section. Alternately, player profiles and the player search will provide links to propose a trade to that player. Trade is a three-step process, and ought to be fairly intuitive. One player starts by proposing a trade with another player. They select what they will offer in trade, and can add a note saying what they would like in exchange. The second player then puts in their half of the trade. The first player is then given the opportunity to verify that all is as it should be, and confirm. This process can be streamlined a lot by negotiating the deal first in chat, so that both parties have already agreed to the terms and know what to expect. '''Note:''' You are responsible for reviewing each transaction thoroughly, and making sure that you are getting what you want before you agree to the trade.

			Both parties can cancel any offer at any time--trades that are waiting for another player to respond are still listed under the "your proposals" page, in case you need to see what's on the table or want to cancel the current offer. There is a page for completed trades, too, so you can see the last few days worth of transactions.

			Offering an item for trade does remove it from your inventory and tie it up for the duration of the transaction. If the offer is canceled at any point, the item will be returned to you.

			'''A note about scams:''' It is a common scam in many online games for players to claim that the "trade system is broken" and encourage you to engage in an unsecured transaction where you first send them the items in a message and then they promise to send their half back. Don't fall for this. If the trade system is actually broken, there will be notices everywhere on each page explaining what has happened. Without such notices, you can be assured that the system is not broken, and the player most likely is trying to scam you instead.

			'''<big>Auctions</big>'''<br>
			'''The basics of buying:'''

	Pick the category of item you're interested in (searching by item name will be available soon). Then pick the item you'd like to buy.		Pick the category of item you're interested in (searching by item name will be available soon). Then pick the item you'd like to buy.
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	Items can be listed with a "buy-it-now" value. If they are, you can click the Buy Now button to purchase it immediately at the buyout price.		Items can be listed with a "buy-it-now" value. If they are, you can click the Buy Now button to purchase it immediately at the buyout price.

	Alternately, you can bid on the item by putting the bid price in the box and hitting the Bid button. The auction house will take your money immediately and will hold it until either the item delists and you receive it, or someone else bids a larger amount, in which case you will get your money back.		Alternately, you can bid on the item by putting the bid price in the box and hitting the Bid button. The auction house will take your money immediately and will hold it until either the item delists and you receive it, or someone else bids a larger amount, in which case you will get your money back. More expensive items have a minimum bid increment--this will be listed in the notes section. Example: "Min bid +10" means you must bid at least 10 chips more than the current price.

	<div style="background: #ddddee;">		<div style="background: #ddddee;">Any item for which you are the top bidder will be highlighted in blue, just like the box surrounding this text. You will also see a note in the Notes column saying "(Top bidder)". Both of these clues will let you know that you currently have the item. The auction house will allow you to outbid yourself (if you feel you need to make a more competitive offer) so be careful not to accidentally bid against yourself.</div>
	Any item for which you are the top bidder will be highlighted in blue, just like the box surrounding this text. You will also see a note in the Notes column saying "(Top bidder)". Both of these clues will let you know that you currently have the item. The auction house will allow you to outbid yourself (if you feel you need to make a more competitive offer) so be careful not to accidentally bid against yourself.
	</div>

	==The basics of selling==		'''The basics of selling:'''

	To sell an item you must pick which item you want to sell, the quantity of that item that you want to list, and then make some choices about the prices you want to set. You can set a starting price, which is a minimum bid that buyers have to meet before they can get the item. Note, however, that this starting price will be used to determine the listing fee of the auction, so an unrealistically high starting price might cost you money if the item doesn't sell. You can leave the starting price blank, in which case it will default to the autosell value of the item.		To sell an item you must pick which item you want to sell, the quantity of that item that you want to list, and then make some choices about the prices you want to set. You can set a starting price, which is a minimum bid that buyers have to meet before they can get the item. Note, however, that this starting price will be used to determine the listing fee of the auction, so an unrealistically high starting price might cost you money if the item doesn't sell. You can leave the starting price blank, in which case it will default to the autosell value of the item.
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	You can also enter a "Buy-it-now" price for the item. This is also optional. If you leave it off, bidding will simply continue for the duration of the auction. If you put in a buy-it-now price, other shoppers can purchase the item instantly at any time for that price.		You can also enter a "Buy-it-now" price for the item. This is also optional. If you leave it off, bidding will simply continue for the duration of the auction. If you put in a buy-it-now price, other shoppers can purchase the item instantly at any time for that price.

	Finally, you need to pick a duration. Currently, because of the beginner state of the economy, the choices are 1, 3, 12, 24, and ~~72 hours. These will probably be shortened as more people join the game~~.		Finally, you need to pick a duration. Currently, because of the beginner state of the economy, the choices are 1, 3, 12, and 24 hours, and 3 days.

	<div style="background: #eeeecc;">		<div style="background: #eeeecc;">Any item which you have listed will show up in a gold-colored box, just like the box surrounding this text. You will also see a note in the Notes column saying "(Your auction)". Both of these clues will let you know the listing is yours. You cannot bid on your own auction.</div>
	Any item which you have listed will show up in a gold-colored box, just like the box surrounding this text. You will also see a note in the Notes column saying "(Your auction)". Both of these clues will let you know the listing is yours~~, to prevent accidentally bidding on your own auction~~. ~~The auction house will allow you to~~ bid on ~~your own auctions, but it's important to note that if you end up winning~~ your own auction ~~you will be charged the standard selling fee (see below)~~.
	</div>

	==Auction durations==		'''Auction durations (very short, short, long, very long):'''

	Very short means around 15 minutes or less. Short means one hour or less. Medium means less than four hours. Long means 12 hours or less. Very long is any amount longer than that.		Very short means around 15 minutes or less. Short means one hour or less. Medium means less than four hours. Long means 12 hours or less. Very long is any amount longer than that. There is some randomness to how these times display to prevent sniping, so changes and inconsistencies in the time display are probably normal.

	==Selling ~~fee==~~		'''Selling fees:'''

	Every seller who lists an item is charged a listing fee, which is equal to 5% of the autosell value, or 5% of the starting price, whichever is higher. If the item sells, the seller gets this fee back, along with the proceeds from the item. If the item doesn't sell, the auction house keeps the fee. However, if the item does sell, the auction house retains 5% of the selling price.		Every seller who lists an item is charged a listing fee, which is equal to 5% of the autosell value, or 5% of the starting price, whichever is higher. If the item sells, the seller gets this fee back, along with the proceeds from the item. If the item doesn't sell, the auction house keeps the fee. However, if the item does sell, the auction house retains 5% of the selling price.

	Buyers never pay a fee for purchasing items.		Buyers never pay a fee for purchasing items.
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	You can also enter a "Buy-it-now" price for the item. This is also optional. If you leave it off, bidding will simply continue for the duration of the auction. If you put in a buy-it-now price, other shoppers can purchase the item instantly at any time for that price.		You can also enter a "Buy-it-now" price for the item. This is also optional. If you leave it off, bidding will simply continue for the duration of the auction. If you put in a buy-it-now price, other shoppers can purchase the item instantly at any time for that price.

	Finally, you need to pick a duration. Currently, because of the beginner state of the economy, the choices are 1, 3, 12, and 24 hours. These will probably be shortened as more people join the game.		Finally, you need to pick a duration. Currently, because of the beginner state of the economy, the choices are 1, 3, 12, 24, and 72 hours. These will probably be shortened as more people join the game.

	<div style="background: #eeeecc;">		<div style="background: #eeeecc;">

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	~~__NOTOC__~~		{{Game Manual}}
	The Auction House is where you sell your extra items, or buy items from other players.		The Auction House is where you sell your extra items, or buy items from other players.

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			__NOTOC__
	The Auction House is where you sell your extra items, or buy items from other players.		The Auction House is where you sell your extra items, or buy items from other players.

	~~'''~~The basics of buying~~:'''~~		==The basics of buying==

	Pick the category of item you're interested in (searching by item name will be available soon). Then pick the item you'd like to buy.		Pick the category of item you're interested in (searching by item name will be available soon). Then pick the item you'd like to buy.
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	Alternately, you can bid on the item by putting the bid price in the box and hitting the Bid button. The auction house will take your money immediately and will hold it until either the item delists and you receive it, or someone else bids a larger amount, in which case you will get your money back.		Alternately, you can bid on the item by putting the bid price in the box and hitting the Bid button. The auction house will take your money immediately and will hold it until either the item delists and you receive it, or someone else bids a larger amount, in which case you will get your money back.

			<div style="background: #ddddee;">
	Any item for which you are the top bidder will be highlighted in blue, just like the box surrounding this text. You will also see a note in the Notes column saying "(Top bidder)". Both of these clues will let you know that you currently have the item. The auction house will allow you to outbid yourself (if you feel you need to make a more competitive offer) so be careful not to accidentally bid against yourself.		Any item for which you are the top bidder will be highlighted in blue, just like the box surrounding this text. You will also see a note in the Notes column saying "(Top bidder)". Both of these clues will let you know that you currently have the item. The auction house will allow you to outbid yourself (if you feel you need to make a more competitive offer) so be careful not to accidentally bid against yourself.
			</div>

	~~'''~~The basics of selling~~:'''~~		==The basics of selling==

	To sell an item you must pick which item you want to sell, the quantity of that item that you want to list,		To sell an item you must pick which item you want to sell, the quantity of that item that you want to list, and then make some choices about the prices you want to set. You can set a starting price, which is a minimum bid that buyers have to meet before they can get the item. Note, however, that this starting price will be used to determine the listing fee of the auction, so an unrealistically high starting price might cost you money if the item doesn't sell. You can leave the starting price blank, in which case it will default to the autosell value of the item.
	and then make some choices about the prices you want to set. You can set a starting price, which is a minimum
	bid that buyers have to meet before they can get the item. Note, however, that this starting price will be used
	to determine the listing fee of the auction, so an unrealistically high starting price might cost you money if the
	item doesn't sell. You can leave the starting price blank, in which case it will default to the autosell value of the item.

	You can also enter a "Buy-it-now" price for the item. This is also optional. If you leave it off, bidding will simply continue for the duration of the auction. If you put in a buy-it-now price, other shoppers can purchase the item instantly at any time for that price.		You can also enter a "Buy-it-now" price for the item. This is also optional. If you leave it off, bidding will simply continue for the duration of the auction. If you put in a buy-it-now price, other shoppers can purchase the item instantly at any time for that price.

	Finally, you need to pick a duration. Currently, because of the beginner state of the economy, the choices are 1, 2, and ~~3 days~~. These will probably be shortened as more people join the game.		Finally, you need to pick a duration. Currently, because of the beginner state of the economy, the choices are 1, 3, 12, and 24 hours. These will probably be shortened as more people join the game.

			<div style="background: #eeeecc;">
	Any item which you have listed will show up in a gold-colored box, just like the box surrounding this text. You will also see a note in the Notes column saying "(Your auction)". Both of these clues will let you know the listing is yours, to prevent accidentally bidding on your own auction. The auction house will allow you to bid on your own auctions, but it's important to note that if you end up winning your own auction you will be charged the standard selling fee (see below).		Any item which you have listed will show up in a gold-colored box, just like the box surrounding this text. You will also see a note in the Notes column saying "(Your auction)". Both of these clues will let you know the listing is yours, to prevent accidentally bidding on your own auction. The auction house will allow you to bid on your own auctions, but it's important to note that if you end up winning your own auction you will be charged the standard selling fee (see below).
			</div>

	~~'''~~Selling ~~fees:'''~~		==Auction durations==

			Very short means around 15 minutes or less. Short means one hour or less. Medium means less than four hours. Long means 12 hours or less. Very long is any amount longer than that.

			==Selling fee==

	Every seller who lists an item is charged a listing fee, which is equal to 5% of the autosell value, or 5% of the starting price, whichever is higher. If the item sells, the seller gets this fee back, along with the proceeds from the item. If the item doesn't sell, the auction house keeps the fee. However, if the item does sell, the auction house retains 5% of the selling price.		Every seller who lists an item is charged a listing fee, which is equal to 5% of the autosell value, or 5% of the starting price, whichever is higher. If the item sells, the seller gets this fee back, along with the proceeds from the item. If the item doesn't sell, the auction house keeps the fee. However, if the item does sell, the auction house retains 5% of the selling price.

	Buyers never pay a fee for purchasing items.		Buyers never pay a fee for purchasing items.

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