Trading Games

[Molten Metal 420]

I think this is great and I want to see if anyone else thinks this site is a good idea.

 

If anyone wants to trade/purchase games online, a good site is SaySwap.com. Here is all you have to do. You list the games you have, and other people on the site request the ones you don't want. (The games you do want to keep you mark with a lock icon) When you ship a game to someone, you are automatically awarded a certain amount of purchase points. You also purchase 1 trading token ($4.95 each) for each game you have shipped to you. Each game has a price in purchase points, and if you have enough purchase points you can request someone to send you their game.

 

FOR EXAMPLE:

 

I have Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas[PS2] (30 Purchase Points).

Someone requests it, so I send it out to them. (+30 purchase points to my account)

I also have Manhunt[PS2] (10 purchase points).

Shipped. (+10 purchase points to my account)

Now I want BioShock[X360] (40 Purchase Points).

I add it to my Want List, and I can request it from a variety of different people.

I buy 1 Trading Token ($4.95), and someone ships their BioShock to me. (-40 purchase points from my account)

 

Make sense? What do you think about this? I think it's worth it.

[jebness]

Who pays for the postage? sender or receiver?

[Molten Metal 420]

Who pays for the postage? sender or receiver?

Postage from US to US is free, here's a copy and paste straight from the site.

 

MAILING WITHIN the USA

Automated Process – FREE POSTAGE for a limited time.

 

1. Collect the following items.

* Disc

* Instructions

* Jacket Card (From under the plastic overlay)

* When shipping PC games which require a CD-Key, please ensure that it is also included.

* Do not include the case or box

2. Click on "Print Shipping Label" to begin the automated process. This will appear after you agree to mail the game.

3. The system will print out a postage paid, addressed, envelope, complete with a post office tracking feature.

4. Carefully follow the instructions on the forms to insert Disc, Instructions, and Jacket Card, and fold and tape into a postage paid, pre-addressed envelope.

5. Mail to Canada will require a Customs Declaration form which will also be automatically printed.

6. Drop in a mailbox.