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you'll be making all of your money back anyways. After purchasing the desired amount, use the bartering techniques you learned above, to put the money you just spent, right back into your pocket. This trick will work with any retailer that can be pursuaded.

~ Buy and sell at even values. It's just easier.

~ Don't spend all of your money! Always keep around 3000 Gold so you don't have to scrounge around for petty cash when you want to purchase an expensive item. After buying and selling for high profit sales, bartering for cheap items gets annoying. This is of course for players that have been bartering for a long time.

~ You can also use admire instead of bribing if your SpeechCraft is high enough. This can save you some money you would have normally spent on bribing.

***XBOX VERSION ONLY***
~ Instead of just holding the black or white button to raise your cash up or down, try this. Double tap the button corresponding to the direction you wish to go. For example, if you wish to raise the amount, double tap the
Black button. DO the opposte for lowering. You'll notice a quicker scroll speed. It's that simple.

Credit goes to f00dfight for originally pointing this out to me.


~ When you buy items from a merchant that has a high disposition with you, you will recieve them for a cheaper cost. When a Merchant has a low disposition towards you, than you will buy things for a higher cost. We all know this...but here's the trick. Merchants will also BUY things from you for a higher price when they have a lower disposition. So buy from them at a high disposition, and sell back with a low disposition. I suggest lowering to about
50 so you can raise it back up fairly easily. This can save you time from holding raise for a couple minutes. I recomend using this trick for more expensive items rather than insignificant ones...it's more or a time consumer on cheap items and not worth it. After finishing your deal, remember to get the merchants disposition back to 100 by either admire, or bribing. This trick will raise your SpeechCraft and Mercantile skills together...although slowly. This is great trick...use it.

Credit goes to Reno for bringing this trick to my attention.


If anyone finds any other tips they come across while using the bartering technique, send them to: kuilio@rogers.com


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6.                                FAQ's

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~ Q ~ Did you know you can make more money by finding Daedric Armor or killing ordinators taking their armor and selling it to Creeper or mudcrab merchant?

~ A ~ Yes, I did know that, but this FAQ was made with bartering in mind.
Plus bartering doesn't require you to go on long journeys or kill anyone!
It's free and anyone can do it.

~ Q ~ Why does it take so long???

~ A ~ Well, it's a process. And processes are long sometimes. Be thankful that your making money!

~ Q ~ Does resting so much affect your gameplay? Does how many days you spend playing the game matter?

~ A ~ To my knowledge: no. I'm pretty sure you can spend as many "in game" days as you require.


If you have any other questions NOT ANSWERED IN THIS FAQ, please send them to: kuilio@rogers.com


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7.                             SPECIAL THANKS

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~ Special thanks go out to CjayC for creating and operating GameFAQs; the best source for your videogame questions and answers.

~ Derek. He just deserves thanks. He didn't do much, but he did something.


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8.                     CREDIT & COPYRIGHT INFORMATION

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All information in this FAQ was written and edited by Travis "kuilio" Cole.

This FAQ Copyright © 2002 Travis Cole.

Any unauthorized reproduction of this FAQ is strictly prohibited.

If you wish to reproduce this FAQ on a website, Book, Magazine or any other facsimile, you must request my (Travis Cole) permission before doing so.

Personal use is permitted, you can make as many copies as you desire, but do not attempt to transmit this FAQ into any other FAQ (or similar) website. You must request the permission of Travis Cole if you wish to transmit this FAQ into any other website than GameFAQs.

You may not edit or alter ANY information in the above FAQ, and claim as your own.


You may send any questions you may have to: kuilio@rogers.com


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