Trade Advice

Discussion in 'Trade Talk' started by Thanx4AllDaFish, Jun 6, 2014.

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  1. Thanx4AllDaFish

    Thanx4AllDaFish Initiate (0) Jun 26, 2013 Texas

    I just want to make sure that I'm not getting ripped off. I'm relatively new (10 trades on here, and several on FB/IP), but I am still learning about all the beer and it's trade value. . . So, any honest help here would be appreciated. . . I have JK stuff, and this is the offer that is possibly on the table:

    Dark Lord '14
    JK MvB
    JK Ambree
    JK Nocturn Chrysallis
    JK Hibernal Dichotomous
    JK Boxers Revenge
    JK Encendia
    BBPt5
    Pt5
    extras

    you:
    BA Speedway
    Viet Speedway
    BA Wee Heavy
    Choc Rain
    Black Tues
    Velvet Merkin
    extras

    Should I ask for more, or is this worth it? Thank you guys for being cool about this. . .
     
  2. schnarr84

    schnarr84 Initiate (0) Nov 27, 2011 Canada (AB)

    i would say this is fair r in your favor. youre getting a lot of limited/expensive beers back.
     
  3. mps

    mps Initiate (0) Jul 27, 2013 Ohio

    Trade value is a subjective thing because what a beer is worth to you isn't what it might be worth to someone else. Concentrate on trades with people who have great feedback and be comfortable that they aren't going to rip you off. Most people on here want to have a good rep and want people to trade with them more than once so they aren't going to screw someone over.

    Easiest way to tell if you made a good trade...are you ok letting go of the beer you're trading? Are you happy with the beer you are getting in return? If yes to both then you are good. If you're worried about maxing the value out on your beers to get as much as possible you're doing this wrong.
     
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  4. mythaeus

    mythaeus Pooh-Bah (2,074) Jul 22, 2013 Pennsylvania
    Pooh-Bah Trader

    Unless you're trading for/away whales or some very rare highly sought after beers, getting close to $4$ with beers of similar difficulty to obtain (brewery release only and/or limited distribution, etc.) is the way to go. Just roughly eyeballing the bottles, $4$ looks to be in your favor.
     
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  5. Thanx4AllDaFish

    Thanx4AllDaFish Initiate (0) Jun 26, 2013 Texas

    Excellent advice. I'm not much of a sour guy, and I happen to have these beers, and I am happy to trade them for these. Sounds like a win-win to me.
     
  6. mhenson42

    mhenson42 Maven (1,409) Nov 20, 2011 Texas
    Trader

    You are getting a set of much tastier beers IMO that cost a lot more.
     
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