Schedule 1: Counter-Offer Guide

After upgrading to Schedule 1, trading strategies will become more complicated. Not all NPCs need a whole box of five pieces. If you are not careful, you will deliver the goods for free. This article will teach you how to reversal ingeniously and use a bargaining strategy to make more profits from each transaction.

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When to use a bargaining strategy

If a customer texts only asks for one item – and you only have 5-pack jars – you only have two options:

• Give them jars straight and get a small amount of $10 generous reward.
• Send a bargain and try to sell them whole cans at a higher price.

How to adjust the quote

You can adjust two aspects:

• Quantity – round up to match the size of your jar.
• Price – Increase the price to reflect the actual value of the product.

Even if they initially offered only $260, it would be perfectly reasonable to sell 5 pieces for $300. If they need 2 or 3 pieces, as long as you give them a little discount, you can usually still round up to 5 pieces.

Late night delivery

Always schedule delivery late at night. Why?

• You can get a curfew reward, sometimes up to $100 extra.
• If you have a scheduled deal, it won't be longer than 4 a.m., so you will never time out.
• You can process multiple transactions at the same time and deliver them in one go.

Basically, this gives you room for preparation and organization.

Small orders are more difficult

Negotiation is even more difficult when NPCs only require 1 or 2 items. You may need to keep some small packages to cope with these small orders, as they don’t always accept your quote for the whole can.

Canned goods for dealers

If you are delivering goods to your dealer, use jars instead of bags. The game will automatically break down the jars when they sell, so you just give them a larger pool of supply. More products = More sales = More money.

Summarize

Once you start trading in bulk, a bargaining strategy is crucial. Don't give away merchandise unless you are in a generous mood. Instead, actively promote, wait for late-night rewards, and keep inventory in order. The key is to squeeze out more profits from the same can – and have a good night’s sleep.

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