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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jmucchiello" data-source="post: 1319034" data-attributes="member: 813">I'm not complaining here but I've had no sales since the ENPub sale started. My flagship product competes directly with a (currently) $1 product that is #16 on the hot list. And so yes, long term, James should jump on board with the ENPub sale and attract more customers. But not everybody benefits from this unless some of those customers become repeat customers.But as I said in the announce thread for the sale, good luck to ENPub with their sale.So if I want to ensure good ratings I just mess with the list price of the product. When it initially comes out I make the list price $0.50 for a few hours. The system logs that that is the standard price, then I set the price to $5 and then every sale becomes 10 units on the "best sellers" list. Anything that deals with price difference can be abused. And one other fly in the ointment: currently the system does not store the original price of the product.</blockquote>