Gauging interest in a Courier Business?

[Shami]

Friends, I introduce you the newest member of my enterprise, The Steelheart Courier! This business is a proud new branch of The Steelheart Collective, a brand new corporate entity which as of now consists only of The Steelheart Courier and The Steelheart Armory. You can contact Sesabaren in-game if you are interested in this service. Lots of steelheart I know. 

~~Courier: http://syndicate.xordan.com/wiki/doku.php/public:courier

[Zan]

Zan,

that is why I left the caveat . . .

But, how zan is imperial trades doing, if they are doing well, why are there still complaints that there is no where to buy newb weapons?

Can we help?

I would love to see more people take the pro-active pro-settings stance that many of your guilds have taken.

Sorry for the off-topicness in advance ...

I don't think a single guild can provide the entire community of new players. The Imperial Trades might do it but they're limited in numbers and online time. An issue to why not many follow our example is because newbs have no money. They can't pay much to buy weaponry. Most people make high quality weaponry and want high prices for it. It pays better with less work than when you have to sell a lot of looted or low quality goods.

[Tuxide]

Offtopic:  If people want to own a weapon without freelancing the way to affording it (and without being dishonorable), it makes more sense realistically to join a fighting guild and be provided with one.

[Natrina]

 First off, to Shami, good luck in your business. It has been tried before and failed, but the economy has been somewhat better shaped, so if you join that to good ideas and persistence, I'm pretty sure you'll succeed.

But, how zan is imperial trades doing, if they are doing well, why are there still complaints that there is no where to buy newb weapons?

 The Imperial Trades is doing good, thank you. Better now that the economy has been somewhat improved, and my compliments on that, though I'm still shaking my head at the Platinum mine concept. Guess, though, it's better to have the PLs around the mine instead of around the forge.

 On the noobs complaints, it's another matter. The IT has traditionally served crafters and not the public in general. The Weapons business, though, has become viable and it's a matter of time until we enter the market with solidity. You'll hear more from us, eventually, so do sit back.

Edit: Woops, thanks for your offer of help. If the IT could use help for some new enterprise, we'll be sure to speak to you.