Hi,
I was trying to make a trade with someone. I thought she was asking way too much for her forms
This is what she wanted: 6 yogurt frees (value up to $2.50 each), 2 Suave frees (up to $3.99 each)
I needed these forms: 1-25 gas form, 2- $6 Landsharks, 1 $8 Bud, and 1 $5 Corona
Just wondering how you determine what value yours is worth compared to the value placed by the other
trader
thanks for any info,
Brenda
1|1|Yikes, that is way too much to ask for those few forms, IMHO...forms generally go for 10% of face value for offers that dont require UPCS, and 5% or so for forms that do require upcs....just a general rule of thumb.|saint6811|waylan@comcast.net|16:30:02|09/09/2011|
" You'll get what's coming to you ... Unless it was mailed."
2|1|The forms are generally worth 10%|HONEY11|HONEY1@AMERITECH.NET|16:31:00|09/09/2011|
o So a $25 form would be $2.50 tops, a $6 form would be 60 cents etc..
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3|1|Oh, and frees generally go for half of face value...although the face value on them are often much higher than average retail price for the item....|saint6811|waylan@comcast.net|16:31:15|09/09/2011|
" You'll get what's coming to you ... Unless it was mailed."
4|2|That's pretty much what I thought!|gma_5|larrynbrenda@yahoo.com|16:44:42|09/09/2011|
When I told her I thought she was asking to much she replied that her forms had a value of $50. She expected that much in return and acted like I'd slapped for stating
my opinion
thanks for all the replies,
Brenda
5|1|They have a face value of $50...which would be about a $5 trade value....so she could have gotten a $5 trade value in frees, based on half of face value on those....just as a rule of thumb, of course.|saint6811|waylan@comcast.net|16:47:54|09/09/2011|
" You'll get what's coming to you ... Unless it was mailed."