GC: Photon Drops, offline sending only

[Eanae]

Hello! I have a bunch of photon drops, (around 20) that are quite useless to me, seeing as I am an offline player. I want to get rid of these damn things! Takin up room in my deposit box... I'm willing to send them by mail to anyone I can trust to send something back in return. Though my want list has things not worth trading for PD's, offer something if you're interested. I'm a very flexable person

[darthsaber9x9]

i honestly cant even begin to stress how stupid your idea is.i wouldnt send anything unless you know the person and they moved away etc etc

but youre choice

[Eanae]

On 2004-06-27 10:13, darthsaber9x9 wrote:
i honestly cant even begin to stress how stupid your idea is.i wouldnt send anything unless you know the person and they moved away etc etc

but youre choice

If you read my post you'll noticed I already stated that I would only send them if I knew I could trust the person. I don't know about you, but I've met alot of people here that I think are pretty trust worthy. And yes, I know it is risky, but where would the world be today without people taking risks?

[ADUCKI-Sempai]

Wait... aren't they just tasking up one space in your depsoit box?

[ilr2000]

On 2004-06-27 10:13, darthsaber9x9 wrote:
i honestly cant even begin to stress how stupid your idea is.i wouldnt send anything unless you know the person and they moved away etc etc

but youre choice

its clear that your not a trustworthy person.

I might be willing to trade with you, and I have an idea to make things easier. Why not try setting up an ebay account so that they can regulate the transaction? I don't know if they handle barters, but it'd be worth checking out. Even if they dont handle barters, I might be willing to buy those PD's for say... five to ten dollars

[Eanae]

I might be willing to trade with you, and I have an idea to make things easier. Why not try setting up an ebay account so that they can regulate the transaction? I don't know if they handle barters, but it'd be worth checking out. Even if they dont handle barters, I might be willing to buy those PD's for say... five to ten dollars

Yes, I'd have to admit that E-bay could make things tons easier. However, as much as money would appeal to a normal person, it doesn't to me . I'm what you could call a hard-core gamer. I'd rather have something good in my inventory then some real money in my pocket for a trade. I might be able to hunt down an online player in my area and see if they'd complete the transaction online if that would make things easier, but so far, the easiest thing for me is the good (or bad) old UPS. Rain, sleet, or snow (or so they say ) they'll be there!

[Nisshoku]

You know for the hardcore PSOer, Photon Drops are a sweet 1000 meseta a piece...

[Kiri]

On 2004-06-27 17:17, -Nisshoku- wrote:
You know for the hardcore PSOer, Photon Drops are a sweet 1000 meseta a piece...

only people who are stupid would sell them. instead they could go and find a high level armor and sell that for 5000. PD's should not be sold. they are a rare item.

and back to the topic...i agree with darthsaber, it is stupid...even if you know the person. and darth is right, they could move ect. all im doing is warning you because my cousin did that and never got his mem card back. he lost his Lv.178 HUmar because of it.

[Eanae]

only people who are stupid would sell them. instead they could go and find a high level armor and sell that for 5000. PD's should not be sold. they are a rare item.

and back to the topic...i agree with darthsaber, it is stupid...even if you know the person. and darth is right, they could move ect. all im doing is warning you because my cousin did that and never got his mem card back. he lost his Lv.178 HUmar because of it

Only a true moron would send their real memorey card. I have a cheap one that I never use that I use to hand off items with friends every now and then that's completely useless. Highest level character on it is a level 3. And if I lose it, big whoop. I got the persons address now anyways, and I ain't afraid to do something to get it back.