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BAMItzOLIVERR
24-03-2012, 06:24 PM
Yeah, I know it was a long time ago, but, why did the staff at Habbo change the prices of changing the general coins into coins you can give other people? Was there any particular point because now, you just waste money on getting the coins, and people are fed up of it. If anything, I want it changed back to how it was beforehand.

Thread moved here by Martin (Forum Moderator): From 'Habbo in General' as its more suited here.

Catchy
24-03-2012, 06:39 PM
Are you talking about the Habbo exchange? I thought you had always been charged 1c to purchase them...

geo
24-03-2012, 06:40 PM
The reason Habbo would change it is because they want more money and they know it'll get them more money. $$$$$$$$

Martin
24-03-2012, 06:43 PM
I agree with you, it was much better being able to purchase credits for the actual price they were worth out of the catalogue and having to pay the extra on top (especially for 1c coins) does make it quite a bit more expensive! Used to be easy if you needed the coins for something or the change to just keep redeeming your coins and then purchasing them back out of the catalogue but I very rarely redeem coins now or use the catalogue purely because once I've redeemed my coins it feels they are worth less if thats makes sense haha.

Catchy
24-03-2012, 06:45 PM
I agree with you, it was much better being able to purchase credits for the actual price they were worth out of the catalogue and having to pay the extra on top (especially for 1c coins) does make it quite a bit more expensive! Used to be easy if you needed the coins for something or the change to just keep redeeming your coins and then purchasing them back out of the catalogue but I very rarely redeem coins now or use the catalogue purely because once I've redeemed my coins it feels they are worth less if thats makes sense haha.

They kinda are worth less once they're redeemed I guess

GoldenMerc
24-03-2012, 06:59 PM
The little changes in price, in total end up big coins in the bank at Sulake

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