Hey fellow Test Friends! I have decided to sell my Idris-P account because I got college to pay for :P So, I want it to go to someone in Test Squadron! It has a non-War Bond Idris-P with LTI, a serialized War Bond RSI Polaris in buybacks for $650 if you want to pump up the account even more, and a holiday Mustang Alpha game package. I realize this isn't in the terms and conditions of RSI, but I'd really rather not sell it to some random! I'm asking $1650 for the account!
(PRICE DROP) WTS Account w/ Idris-P LTI and other goodies
- Thread starter Rezzex
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accounts are black market Rezzex, and I've been wondering where you've been! Anyway, when you sell an account, you can easily get it back and screw the buyer. You're better off (if you used cash) making a support ticket to ask for the idris-p to be giftable. If they approve you considering your situation... then you can sell the idris.
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If NOT, you could melt the idris, buy a base ship with cash, and use the credit to CCU the base ship to most expensive thing you can.. repeat till all your credit is used up.. then those CCU'd upgraded base ships as gift-able and you can sell them as RSI credit trades. You get a good percentage of the cash back without doing black market which likely no one will take you up on anyway.
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If NOT, you could melt the idris, buy a base ship with cash, and use the credit to CCU the base ship to most expensive thing you can.. repeat till all your credit is used up.. then those CCU'd upgraded base ships as gift-able and you can sell them as RSI credit trades. You get a good percentage of the cash back without doing black market which likely no one will take you up on anyway.
Or you try to get a hold on some giftable LTI concept ships (maybe you have some in your buyback), CCU this LTI tokens to the most expensive ships and sell them as LTI ships at melt price.
[EDIT]You must buy back the LTI tokens with cash so they will stay giftable, but this extra cash means that you can sell your store credits at a better price. LTI credit trades go at 70 - 80%?
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