What do you think trades should be worth 2.0

[CouponingQueen]

Thanks for the rundown FallenPixels! (:

[Valerey]

I agree with trading regular coupons at $50 per $5 GC, and even then, I hate to pay money to trade coupons.

Then again, if it's a coupon I REALLY want and I can get multiples that I know will ALL get used, paying a bit is justified (ie. I gladly paid for a GC for the Old Dutch coupons, knowing full well I was getting tons of chips for my home, my mother, and daughter's homes, and ended up paying a tiny fraction of what the chips normally sell for).


And it all ends up being up to the two people trading. Rules don't matter if the two ends aren't happy

[tanyamcn]

im sure it has been posted but what is the going trade rate for a huggies or pampers code

[knitting nurse]

Help I need some insight please ...
Would you consider this an equal trade
$5 Maxx Scoop Cat Litter...for...$5 any Similac product (coupon) ??
Or is one considered higher value then the other ??
Thanks

[FallenPixels]

Is it one of the stackable (anywhere) Similac (most items are over $5 for Similac where you can get Maxx Scoop for $5.99 about once a month)

[knitting nurse]

Is it one of the stackable (anywhere) Similac (most items are over $5 for Similac where you can get Maxx Scoop for $5.99 about once a month)

The coupon is from the Holiday 2013 Live Better magazine...so unsure if it is stackable.
So the Maxx Scoop is valued higher??

[FallenPixels]

I would, but both are kind of specialized, a baby coupon has no value to me as I don't have kids, but a $5 cat litter coupon, I would happily trade well above usual rates for, those with babies going through a load of formula may see things the opposite way

[torontogal12]

Are Amazon codes considered the same value as a GC? I know you can get them for free from Swagbucks but I don't have a Swagbucks account so I don't know how hard it is to get an Amazon code.

Thanks!

[Valerey]

Are Amazon codes considered the same value as a GC? I know you can get them for free from Swagbucks but I don't have a Swagbucks account so I don't know how hard it is to get an Amazon code.

Thanks!

You'll probably be told it's worth less, but IMO, if it can be used to purchase $5 worth of goods (just like any other GC), it's worth $5.00.

FYI... it takes 450 swagbucks to get a $5 GC, and unless you have all day to spend on the computer, it could take days, if not weeks to earn that $5 GC. It takes me a lot less time to drive to WM and buy a GC! Really, with that being the case, you could argue it's worth even more! lol

But ya, it SHOULD BE worth the same as any other GC.

[FallenPixels]

Some people value them a little less, not because they are free, but because you are a little more limited in what you can buy with them but most value them evenly

[coupies1987]

I am new to trading and have a few extra copies of the recent Smart Source Insert and want to try and trade them for postage stamps.

While I am new to trading I am curious to know what you all think seems fair? How many stamps per insert?

[dariusz8]

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[Venuila]

Curious about FPCs. Do people usually value them as the max value stated on the coupon or the price they can get the product at (after using coupons of course)?

For example, FPC Dempster's Garden Veg Bread had a max value of $2.99 or something on it? Well people can get it for $0.50 using a coupon when it's on sale so I know some people that would value it at $0.50. Is that the norm???
And personally, I wouldn't use the FPC when it was on sale and I had $1.50 coupons, I would use it when it wasn't on sale and get the most value out of it. After all, you don't know for sure if it is going to go on sale again before the expiry date.

I just find it odd that people value the FPCs as the price they can get the product at after using coupons and yet there are select HV coupons that are treated as FPCs. For example the $5 Maxx Scoop, $4 Fruttare, etc.

I thought FPCs were treated as double their value when being traded for non FPCs?

[leymi15]

Curious about FPCs. Do people usually value them as the max value stated on the coupon or the price they can get the product at (after using coupons of course)?

For example, FPC Dempster's Garden Veg Bread had a max value of $2.99 or something on it? Well people can get it for $0.50 using a coupon when it's on sale so I know some people that would value it at $0.50. Is that the norm???

I just find it odd that people value the FPCs as the price they can get the product at after using coupons and yet there are select HV coupons that are treated as FPCs. For example the $5 Maxx Scoop, $4 Fruttare, etc.

I thought FPCs were treated as double their value when being traded for non FPCs?

I know that FPCs are trading at 3x of his value for normal coupons, when you want them, but curious people want to received a leg when they are giving in a trade. :p

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[FallenPixels]

I value them at what I would be willing to pay for the item if I need it, minus the regular value/easier to find coupons (not 1 per customer HV coupons that most ppl have used)
I would use the $1.50 when it is on sale and keep the FPC for when it is pricier, but would likely buy another bread if it was $3.29+
For me, around $2 for that specific coupon