How many surviving suaps are on neopets?

[Bettser]

May I ask how people know if an item is a dupe?

@(you need an account to see links)


To answer both your questions, you can't. If it gets reported enough, TNT will look into though and take the necessary precautions (taking item away, infractions, reversed trades, freezing, etc)

[bry]

Where did they say this? (insert dying of laughter/crying emoji)



You haven't been around? If you try to sell SuAP's/MSPP TCG's you will be mass reported. Actually, consider that for ALL high end items that were mass duped back when it was an option.

Not true unless your account is really crappy. Even then noone gives a shit. There were a few 1 month accounts dropping suaps into auctions that are still around.

[Mophead]

Yeah, people don't care about duped SuAP's on site anymore.
You show up, sell it. No one cares.
You're on a shit account that puts it in auctions for 10m with 1m increments and people care for the next 24 hours.
The buyer keeps it, and then sells it next week.

Look at famelik for example.
Dude bought a BGC from someone who had 15 for sale. Sent a ticket, TNT said it was legit and he advertised it as legit.
Sure people give him shit about it, but that's only because he claims it's the only legitimate one left or something like that when he had it. And wanted 70m for it opposed to the going rate of 40m.

Point being that no one cares about the dupes anymore.
TNT doesn't so the userbase doesn't either.

[Gotch]

I would say thousands are still left. Considering what happened on dupe day, I'm surprised the economy bounced back. But you only have too look at what the suap was once priced at to see the damage done. Those who duped by the bucket load and still have bucket loads have been pretty responsible as far as slowly trickling out more, which is a good thing. There's probably a few people who could crash the stamp/bd market if they chose to.

[motherfucker]

I have a few hundred and I sell them sometimes no probs

That's awesome tbh.

[Monoceraptor]

I would say thousands are still left. Considering what happened on dupe day, I'm surprised the economy bounced back. But you only have too look at what the suap was once priced at to see the damage done. Those who duped by the bucket load and still have bucket loads have been pretty responsible as far as slowly trickling out more, which is a good thing. There's probably a few people who could crash the stamp/bd market if they chose to.

Just out of curiosity, for how much was it priced for before and for how much now?

[Infiniti]

Just out of curiosity, for how much was it priced for before and for how much now?

I think suaps were like 600-800mil, maybe more, before dupes. I believe they're around 90-105mil now.

[j03]

I think suaps were like 600-800mil, maybe more, before dupes. I believe they're around 90-105mil now.

They were also over 1bill at one point.

If anyone from the old SlopDog forum remembers, there was a user that sold their legitimate SuAP for like $7500 or so, they showed everyone how they ended up buying a car with the money. How times change...


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[Hurricane]

Back before trillionftw suaps were approaching 2bil, MSPP was also 800mil

[kikibee]

How do you dupe?I missed something apparently.