Your math behind the "realistic profit" calculation is entirely wrong lmao.
Also I didn't buy 250 of each kind. I'm sure you're just trying to get people to not buy them from me or anyone and try to drive the price down but it just isn't going to work. I could throw these on eBay for $10 and they'd still be gone in a reasonable enough time to justify it.
Enjoy trolling, nobody cares. I'm not going to make half that theoretical profit, so quit crying and say thanks for doing all this like you should. If you dilute what I'll actually be making down to an hourly wage, it's a reasonable rate.
You're right. I was subtracting your price per key from $8 to get a net profit for each one sold. But since you overcharged everyone to start with, they were already paid for which makes them 100% profit. Simple mistake.
And I KNOW you didn't buy 250 each which is why I didn't use those numbers in the realistic profit. Did you highlight it and not read it all? I used the more realistic Winkey numbers with the assumption you bought the minimum amount required to get into the next price bracket. It's all there in the spreadsheet. I didn't hide anything. I highlighted the realistic profit for a reason. The theoretical profit is based on the amount of keys you should have ordered if you would have ordered the most efficient amount. You should have ordered 150 of each key and 75 of the Random which puts the realistic profit right in line.
I updated it to to be more accurate with actual order numbers not double the winkey numbers. Is $30/hour a reasonable rate? You'd have to work 6.5 8hr days to make that little per hour.
If you spent 1.5 hours every single day, all 30 days in a month, you would still be making $35/hr.
The man offered his services for ONE dollar for nearly a month to get you these keys. If you seriously didn't want him to earn a living then you should have just bought the keys during the actual GB.
One dollar eh? Take a look at the spreadsheet again.
