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Anonymous
10 years ago
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Missing pucks after transaction

Hey guys, Last night before shutting er down I posted a TOTW Zuccarello to auctions for 12 hours (Buy Now of 49,500) When I got home and signed on I was happy to see I had sold him for the full Buy...
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    EA_Barry
    10 years ago

    @n2th38

    Whenever an item is sold via the Auction House in NHL 16, a sales tax of roughly 5% is applied. This is part of the auction system in the game, is applied to all sales, and is non-refundable. The fee is applied upon a successful sale, but will not be taken from an unsuccessful sale.

    Here's an example of how this fee works:

    • Item sale price: 1000 Coins
    • Final Transaction Fee: 50 Coins (5%)
    • Coins added to the sellers balance: 950 Coins

    The Final Transaction Fee helps to maintain a fair and accessible market for all players, new and old.

    https://help.ea.com/en/article/nhl-16-auction-house-transaction-fee/

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Anonymous
10 years ago
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I have heard that EA takes coins/pucks for every transaction. I think it's 10% but not totally sure. Hope this helps

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    EA_Barry
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    10 years ago

    @n2th38

    Whenever an item is sold via the Auction House in NHL 16, a sales tax of roughly 5% is applied. This is part of the auction system in the game, is applied to all sales, and is non-refundable. The fee is applied upon a successful sale, but will not be taken from an unsuccessful sale.

    Here's an example of how this fee works:

    • Item sale price: 1000 Coins
    • Final Transaction Fee: 50 Coins (5%)
    • Coins added to the sellers balance: 950 Coins

    The Final Transaction Fee helps to maintain a fair and accessible market for all players, new and old.

    https://help.ea.com/en/article/nhl-16-auction-house-transaction-fee/

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