Habbo Changed Credit Prices?!

[Daltron]

I just noticed for Au Mobile purchase you can you now get significantly more credits person dollar which is awesome!

For $4 I used to be able to get 16 credits, now I can get 20.
For $6.60 I used to be able to get 27 credits, now I can get 35.

I am not familiar with the UK prices, have they changed?

[God]

Canadian prices are still the same. Been the same ever since we got Habbo.ca

[Rachel]

If Sulake wants to attract new people to buy currency for the CA then I think they should do the same deals.....

[Brad]

Wow. I hope canada plans on doing that!! (With the Canadian currency)


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[-Moniquee.]

Woo yeah #aussiepride

[e5]

I don't think UK prices have changed.

40 credits - £5
80 credits - £10
225 credits - £25
490 credits - £50

Don't really know if that's good? I never buy credits, just the room bundles :P

[Chris]

Thats lucky for those in AU then. :P I imagine its quite unusual for them to increase the amount you receive while also keeping the price the same.

[zombies]

nah UK hasnt changed.

i can only remember it being £1.50 for 15 and £3 for 35 on mobile.

[Nick]

I dont really buy credits much but I guess it is good if I ever do again.

[e5]

Think mine was just based on card payments actually. Didn't look at the others!

[Kardan]

I don't think UK prices have changed.

40 credits - £5
80 credits - £10
225 credits - £25
490 credits - £50

Don't really know if that's good? I never buy credits, just the room bundles :P

Pretty sure those prices are awful. I think you can purchase 1000 credits for maybe ~£20 on the black market.

[e5]

Pretty sure those prices are awful. I think you can purchase 1000 credits for maybe ~£20 on the black market.

Totally within the habbo terms of use :rolleyes:

[jorsian]

Increasing the amount of credits per deal might help boost the economy a little since it's been dragging recently. If people have more credits they can buy more from the marketplace and stimulate the market. Giving out too many credits, however, would cause inflation and probably cause furni prices to rise for no reason.

Obviously I'm no business expert, but it would seem that doing something--anything--would be better than keeping the way things are since clearly the market has been dying.