What do you think trades should be worth 2.0

you can not order coffee any more -out of stock so this year SYB not really interesting /juice out of stock as well/
remember when it was $5 any ice cream

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some traders here are sooo rude

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Originally Posted by torontogal12

I had a really rude person message me, so I'm hoping to get some guidance from this thread.

I was offering $12 in HV coupons (when these items are on sale, this HV coupon becomes FPC), in exchange for 2 SYB pins (I guessed the value of these at $3 or so). So I was offering $12 in HV coupons. Yes, double their value. I got this reply:

wow greedy! that is ridiculous

And that's why I don't trade on SC anymore.

Since I haven't traded in a while, have these values changed?

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Originally Posted by LIVE SIMPLE

you can not order coffee any more -out of stock so this year SYB not really interesting /juice out of stock as well/
remember when it was $5 any ice cream

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That was general mills, but yeah that was so awesome. SYB sucks a little more every year.

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Originally Posted by BuggaBugga

That was general mills, but yeah that was so awesome. SYB sucks a little more every year.

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oopsy bad memory all I remember ICE CREAM , do not remember from what company

Question and guidance needed please.

What is a fair value of reg. coupons for each $2.00 Old dutch chips? I think $12.00 of reg. coupons to be steep, anybody?

thanks in advance

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Originally Posted by jasperandchar

Question and guidance needed please.

What is a fair value of reg. coupons for each $2.00 Old dutch chips? I think $12.00 of reg. coupons to be steep, anybody?

thanks in advance

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I agree that's a ridiculous amount. Yes it can basically be an FPC since Old Dutch is usually $1.99 on sale, but for me personally I would only trade $3 of regular coupons for every one Old Dutch coupon.

That being said, I am not LF these so I suppose if you're rrrlf them, you'd trade more per coupon. At least I know I do that when I'm rrrlf a certain coupon.

I think $6.00 or reg. hand picked coupons (not insert) is more than fair for each one? Anyone else? It can be an FPC potentially but not guranteed and I think that 3x times it value is more than fair?

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Originally Posted by Bronwen

I agree that's a ridiculous amount. Yes it can basically be an FPC since Old Dutch is usually $1.99 on sale, but for me personally I would only trade $3 of regular coupons for every one Old Dutch coupon.

That being said, I am not LF these so I suppose if you're rrrlf them, you'd trade more per coupon. At least I know I do that when I'm rrrlf a certain coupon.

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Originally Posted by jasperandchar

I think $6.00 or reg. hand picked coupons (not insert) is more than fair for each one? Anyone else? It can be an FPC potentially but not guranteed and I think that 3x times it value is more than fair?

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Really? A 2.00 coupon is a 2.00 coupon, and should be traded for another 2.00 coupon. Whether or not you get it for free is irrelevant, because all you will save is 2.00.

i agree with pawkeys.. its a $2 coupon - an FPC is a guaranteed FPC - so unless ur a psychic and know that old dutch will go on sale for $2 or less prior to expiry, then go ahead and treat it as an FPC.. otherwise its $2 or HV at best.

btw $12 in reg for EACH $2 old dutch is wayyyyyyyy too much IMO (my first thought was to say "ridiculous" but i didn't want to offend anyone :) )

$2 Old Dutch is HV but not FPC

I just traded for some $2 Old Dutch.

I traded $25 worth of reg coupons for $10 Old Dutch. I think this is the standard that most people use. Either way both the trader and I were happy, so that's what really matters ;)

Can anyone help me out with MIR forms, For example the new quaker granola bar MIR what is the trade value for these? Im not sure what to ask for the few I have for trade.

personally I trade them just for postage, the person needs to buy something, deal with limits and possibility of not actually getting anything back from the company

A few weeks back I posted doing the trading forum that I'd like people to help me get a Biolage sample (it was a FB promo). They have begun arriving and now I'm not sure how to value them. I originally just said in my post that I'd cover postage and coupons. Some people are asking in my opinion a little too much for one sample. Does anyone know how big these samples are and how I should be valuing them?