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3.1 million - BB Record Transfer???

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18508.27 in reply to 18508.26
Date: 3/6/2008 11:33:14 PM
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One last clarification on the "trade" before we steer this conversation back to the original topic (or to one of those little padlocks):

We look at each sale as it's own transaction.

If either one was considered overpriced enough to warrant an adjustment, and adjustment would be made, regardless of the circumstances.

We felt that there was no adjustment necessary.

Now, let's get back to the original topic.

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18508.28 in reply to 18508.27
Date: 3/6/2008 11:46:58 PM
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then the only conclusion that i can reach is that the algorythms are set way beyond and that now DT's have nothing to worry about buying FA on weds and then doubling their value to sell at the weekends for those that cant log on as frequently during the week.

I also conclude that you are advocating the notion of 'trading' and that this is likely to become a more common method of acquiring players in the future.

dont worry - thats the last from me on this subject. it is the 2nd thread i've aired this point only to be either ignored or now told to keep quiet.

i get the message....

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18508.29 in reply to 18508.26
Date: 3/7/2008 12:07:17 AM
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he point is that the transfers were at inflated prices.... at least now you are coming round to the fact this was the case....
Would you complain about this if both players went for $1.5M? If so, why? If not, please explain to me how any single player in this game would be affected in any way by the players moving for a different price.
if it is then anyone trading is likely to only be able to do this at inflated prices to ensure that only the 2 teams involved actually do end up with the desired swap.
Again, how does this adversely affect anyone? If there was a single player who was sold for an inflated price, then the seller gets an unfair advantage. But here, that simply isn't the case.
if everyone paired off and only traded their stars at $4-5mil plus then how would the teams with cash (but no friend to trade) get away with bidding the amounts without someone accusing them of cheating....
Can you come up with a realistic scenario?

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18508.30 in reply to 18508.29
Date: 3/7/2008 12:35:01 AM
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cant find the old thread so ill start another..

keep this one for the OP question and topic.

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Last edited by Superfly Guy at 3/7/2008 12:47:45 AM

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