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Topic: Pucatrade
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nderdog
Moderator
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posted November 28, 2014 09:08 AM
       
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Originally posted by revenger:
Then actually, it would not be a motl ref, but a non motl ref. We had a former member, IIRC, who had like 40 motl refs, but had like 600 non motl refs. So, yeah, you can geta ref from em, but would not be a motl ref. No?
No, because it wasn't a trade or sale. It has nothing to do with MOTL versus non-MOTL. It's the same reason that you don't get refs for participating in the Hoarders or Card Exchange threads. __________________
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revenger
Member
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posted November 28, 2014 12:06 PM
 
quote:
Originally posted by nderdog:
No, because it wasn't a trade or sale. It has nothing to do with MOTL versus non-MOTL. It's the same reason that you don't get refs for participating in the Hoarders or Card Exchange threads.
Ok, then what are non motl refs then? __________________
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nderdog
Moderator
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posted November 28, 2014 05:13 PM
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Originally posted by revenger:
Ok, then what are non motl refs then?
That would reflect trades and sales with non-MOTL members. Usually it involves trades on other sites, though technically things like Ebay sales would qualify as well. __________________
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DarKLava
Member
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posted November 28, 2014 10:47 PM
What he's honing in on is that Pucatrade is one sided/a one way street. One person sends cards, and one person receives cards, but the person who receives doesn't respond by sending back to or paying the sender, and the sender doesn't receive anything from the person he sent to. So it's technically not a trading or sale site.
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DrDallon
Member
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posted November 29, 2014 04:36 PM
Think of puca trading like a magic card banking system based off of cash value. You make a deposit to puca 'trade' for xx.xxUSD, this gets converted into pucapojnts and the value is set to your account. You see cards you'd like and make a withdrawl with your pucapoints for x.xx$ and have a remainder x.xxpp left in your account. Thats how I think of the site. It isnt truly trading. Still a useful tool none the less.
[Edited 1 times, lastly by DrDallon on November 29, 2014]
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ProfileNotFound
Member
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posted December 08, 2014 08:35 AM
Just a follow up: I thought pucatrade was a pretty interesting concept so I signed up and I must say I love the site! I sent out one shockland and was able to get quite a few EDH cards I need. It seems once I have points and add new wants people are fighting over fulfilling my orders until my points are gone. After one person received my card the 10 cards at a time limit was lifted. All in all its been an enjoyable experience.__________________
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