Ask HN: Is my UX too complex, even for early adopters?

I don't think the UX is too complicated. Its smart, though somewhat troublesome because its not something your users would be familiar with (bookmarklets?). To be clear, its unfamiliar, not complicated.<p>If you're getting the users to install the bookmarklet, they've done the hardest part as far as your implementation goes.<p>IMO, the hard part of the UX is picking a price that you'd pay for it. I love the idea of this app, but that particular aspect can be taxing for those people of us who who are less ambitious/frugal than others. I would put an emphasis on suggesting how to decide on a fair price. Many people don't have any sense of price or negotiation, and could get 'bored' because they don't want to take a second to think about what something is really worth to them--or conversely, they get bored when they start over-thinking about what its really worth to them.<p>On a side note, have you considered adding some sort of price-check input for bidders to report other outlets that offer lower prices? For instance, a seller be more inclined to give a discount if the user can report a lower price elsewhere. This shared information makes both parties better off.<p>this is sort of off topic, so you can disregard it, but i was curious what your thoughts were about the potential for arbitrage, where users of this tool get discounts and resell on somewhere like amazon or ebay.