People are suggesting that I make offers, but how bad is scamming in this game? Is it like other games where people take off the item as the trade is commencing?

No you didn't. I never said I was putting it on a male character.

What are you talking about? Why would I put it on a male character?

Well I had previous viewed it on a male. Even so, now that I look back, it should've been clear that the outfit was skimpy, it just flew right past me for some reason. I'm not complaining mind you, but I just hope it doesn't look too ridiculous and forced in cutscenes if I'm going to drop millions on it.

It is worthy of derision and they are rip off artists, but not to the point where something needs to be done about it. At least I know I'm getting what I want, unlike with the horrible Anarchist Pack that's purposely designed to draw in gambling addicts. THAT'S something that needs to be done away with.

Look, I didn't say anything needed to be fixed on the GTN, if they want to charge that much so be it. I just posted here because I couldn't believe it and wanted to see if it was normal to charge $7M for one chestpiece.

Oh there's UNDERBOOB, wow, let me charge an extra 3 million for that. It's such a small detail, I didn't even notice it. I guess I can't blame the sellers though, people need to get their priorities in order.

A lightning Sith Sorcerer doesn't even need a lightsaber, but still. Ain't no way in HELL I'm dropping $7 million on a shirt. I just have to wait for just the right moment. Someone will sell it for 3 million.

Dramatic Extrovert I'm sitting here thinking I'm doing good, 3.2 million credits in 2 days. Yet I find out I'm less than halfway there, never in my wildest nightmares did I think one top would cost that much. I'm not about to pay 7 million, they got me ****ed up. But it's the last piece I need, so I'm being patient and hoping I luck out with a better deal.

7,000,000 for a single top, really? Demand can't possibly be that high, nobody's paying that much for it. The items keep expiring, yet people just put them up again for the same ridiculous price. Then another person comes along and puts there's up for a SINGLE credit less. And what does the gold, silver, bronze thing mean?

And all it cost you was what, $600? Do you really not realise how ridiculous it is to spend $600 on one game? And in such a short amount of time?

"Logic" as in "why the hell would anyone buy it more than once after getting cheated". It would make far more sense to just make it a random draw from the new pack. I'd actually bother to buy it if that were the case. And yes, I don't like it so I'm never going to buy it. That's the point. They should be trying to get me to buy their product.

Okay not a scam, but sleazy business practice. Why bother to give the pack a name and act like it's new content instead of just directly advertising the fact that it's a virtual lottery ticket? Even if it's my fault for misreading it, it doesn't change the fact that they're greedy scumbags for setting up this way. And those grand chance cubes sell for as low as 300k. Not too shabby, but certainly not woth spending real money to sell.

Maybe I read wrong, but I assumed I'd be getting a random item from that pack specifically(which would be annoying enough), not some random **** from every single pack so far. How does that make any logical sense? Though I'm actually not mad, since I only used the subscription-given cartel coins. I just feel bad for anyone that actually spent $40 on the Hypercrate and got virtually nothing in return. This basically one big scam, but legal since they're technically not false advertising.

Okay I got the key from the mobile app, but it doesn't work. I removed it and tried again, but it still didn't work.

What do they mean my account must be "authenticated"?