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Coins should be the same pricein furni. Not 1hc over the limit.
50 coins should be 50 creds worth of furni.
10 should be 10 creds worth of furni.
Not 1000 hcs above it,
Hecktix
14-02-2007, 09:09 AM
Don't ask. They'll just give you some crap story tbh.
Im not a habbox specialist but all i can say is that people sold 10 credit codes for 1 hc and 35 credit codes for 3 - 4 hc before the habbo bank. So people are spending 5hc+ on 50 credits and 2hc on 20 credits because thats how mcuh they used to sell for :)
Hecktix
14-02-2007, 09:14 AM
Im not a habbox specialist but all i can say is that people sold 10 credit codes for 1 hc and 35 credit codes for 3 - 4 hc before the habbo bank. So people are spending 5hc+ on 50 credits and 2hc on 20 credits because thats how mcuh they used to sell for :)
yeah you are right.
But it's still bloody crazy.
Habbo says a gold bar is worth 50 credits. Habbox says it's worth 375!!
UkDanny
14-02-2007, 09:16 AM
Just think
if i bought a 25 credits for 2 accounts?
I could get 2 hc's out of that from a habbo club
so they could atleast let the gold blocks be 3 hc's
how much are they?
Hurts
14-02-2007, 09:19 AM
Prices are very fair, people are not going to sell their gold bar for 50 credits when it cost them around 5 pound? If you want to sell your credits for the same value then do so, 10 credits per HC seems very fair.
the gold blocks sell for around 5 hcs so far, this could go down though. Also, if u had 2 gold bars [+5 credits], you can get 6 months HC which will be worth aroud 10 hcs im guessing. So that also would contribute to the price of the gold bars
Hecktix
14-02-2007, 09:30 AM
I personally think that Bank of Habbo could have quite an effect on rare values.
Hazza
14-02-2007, 09:34 AM
Also, I think there fair, Because people used to buy HCs from Ebay or Paypal for £1 and 10 Credits is £1, Thats how I look at it.
reindeer.
14-02-2007, 10:35 AM
Tbh, I agree with the thread starter, thouh people pay what theyre prepared to pay for it. Its like rare values but on a bigger scale. So seeings as people pay what they want habbox shouldnt value them at all. Price and worth isnt the same thing.
My solution is that habbox just remove the coin values and let people pay what they want for them. We deserve to be able to do that for once, and not be controlled by habbox.
I personally think that Bank of Habbo could have quite an effect on rare values.
I do not; because Habbox would have to do credit aswell as hc value of rares - and this would not go down well as it would become too confusing.
Hecktix
14-02-2007, 10:54 AM
I do not; because Habbox would have to do credit aswell as hc value of rares - and this would not go down well as it would become too confusing.
Yes but Habbox have no control over that... Us Habbos do.
GommeInc
14-02-2007, 11:09 AM
Habbox are picking out the obvious? Before this, people traded for Credit Codes, which cost more than a 35 credit item. They're picking out the obvious with trades?
50 credits = £5. You're not giving that away for 2 25 credit items, it would be a waste and you would be ripped off. It's obvious if you think...
reindeer.
14-02-2007, 11:22 AM
Theyre not rare - theyre staying in the catalogue and so should be value. Habbox dont value norms as far as I know and thats because they have prices. Oh, look, the coins have prices.
GommeInc
14-02-2007, 11:53 AM
Theyre not rare - theyre staying in the catalogue and so should be value. Habbox dont value norms as far as I know and thats because they have prices. Oh, look, the coins have prices.
Did it ever occur to you that the values of credits as opposed to furniture is completely different after you've bought them for the catalogue? These aren't exactly furniture either, their main purpose is for the worth, not for furniture "/
You're logic is throwing up at best.
reindeer.
14-02-2007, 12:05 PM
I dont generally buy furni for the catalogue. I buy them for myself.
GommeInc
14-02-2007, 12:09 PM
*From I meant.
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