Contract your minerals/dc's/salvage to the Corp, and Aicha - once the program is fully sorted (Like I say I need a little time to aggregate salvage figures) - can pay out using the numbers in the contract window to plug into the spreadsheet. He then accepts the contract on behalf of the corp and moves the items about to the relevant hangar.
So miner contracts to corp for 0 isk and Aicha gives miner relevant amount of money?
Me no understand no...
Yes - thats basically it. He pays out using the spreadsheet to do the tedious work - ie all the math and just inputs figures into it and pays out money
Wouldnt this
and let the miner set up a contract? I think we should trust each other enough to let the seller do this, this way putting less load on the corp management.
be easier?
Or do you reccon this aint foolproof enough?
In both situations the miner is the one setting up the contract.
In the latter I understand that you mean the miner also sticks the total isk payout they require in their contract as the asking price?
If that is the case everyone would need to keep an eye on the prices published in the Purchase Program thread and do all the math themselves, and then setup the contract, plug in the total value, which then would need to be checked by the member accepting the contract just in case someone undercut themselves or overcharged the wallet, adding an extra step (I do trust people to not make mistakes with numbers, but hell thats one of the reasons I have an accountant in real-life!). This is assuming everyone doesnt use the spreadsheet I have put together that will do the math for you (but still needs manual updates of the market price).
I do trust people to do things right and proper (its a wonder Ive lasted this long in EVE like that!), however want to get the balance of play versus :effort: for all involved, and to be honest I found a central figure paying out on the contracts in the last player corp I was a director of, worked out alot better for all and given that Ma'adim is there for us all, spreading the current :effort: around those willing to do certain tasks is a good thing no?
