Sites that DO NOT allow off-site trading [Old thread]

[hainu]

aw nuts :C

i was really hoping lioden wouldn't be on this list...

[Shian]

Wolfplay does not allow the trading of accounts.

http://www.wolfplaygame.com/terms2.php

The selling or trading of accounts for real life money, game currency, or other game accounts or currency is strictly prohibited.

[Captain Chomp]

I didn't see Furry-paws on there so does that mean it allows it or no?

[lucky333123]

I didn't see Furry-paws on there so does that mean it allows it or no?

Furrypaws last time I checked was alright

[KC.]

So if we maybe had a pokemon game on the 3DS (x or y)
would we be able to trade pokemon off of here for CS pets?

I recommend not doing that. Pokemon rarities are not as consistent to the rarities of Chicken Smoothie Pets. Additionally, there is a high chance that only one half of the trade will be complete, and that is a scamming side of the trade. Finally, if we were to compare; a Pokemon (Even a Pidgey) might be worth a Uncommon pet from CS because of the fact of you needing to 'Purchase the game with real money' Whereas here in Chicken Smoothie, it is possible to get all pets without paying a single dollar (It is hard to do yes, but so is getting all 700+ Pokemon as a shiny)

I don't think it should be allowed for the above reasons. But I suppose each to their own.
~L

So far i have had no problems with my pokemon trading thread, i always make sure to trade the pokemon before excepting the CS trade just to make sure my clients are happy with their pokemon. although as Levi pointed out, rarities and demand of pokemon vary from person to person and are not as constant as CS trades. Although the client isn't just receiving a pokemon, they are also receiving my friend code which is valuable to players for pretty much any game including pokemon, so that tends to up the amount of CS pets i receive. i also suggest that if you plan to do pokemon trades, you make sure to set up "suspension prevention" contracts so you don't get scammed (things like i am accepting this trade blah blah if i don't receive what i asked for, i have a right to contact CS admins blah blah). I also suggest you ask other players who have traded with a pokemon trader such as myself, before trading with them to make sure they are legit and aren't using hacks or anything that might mess up your game as that will cost you a lot more to fix than losing some CS pets.

I believe it's a perfectly fine way to trade and if you have any more question regarding pokemon trading specifically feel free to look me up

[koben]

a new site called arillio
does not allow for cross site trading

http://www.arillio.com/tos.php

[Erwin Smith]

So if we maybe had a pokemon game on the 3DS (x or y)
would we be able to trade pokemon off of here for CS pets?

I recommend not doing that. Pokemon rarities are not as consistent to the rarities of Chicken Smoothie Pets. Additionally, there is a high chance that only one half of the trade will be complete, and that is a scamming side of the trade. Finally, if we were to compare; a Pokemon (Even a Pidgey) might be worth a Uncommon pet from CS because of the fact of you needing to 'Purchase the game with real money' Whereas here in Chicken Smoothie, it is possible to get all pets without paying a single dollar (It is hard to do yes, but so is getting all 700+ Pokemon as a shiny)

I don't think it should be allowed for the above reasons. But I suppose each to their own.
~L

So far i have had no problems with my pokemon trading thread, i always make sure to trade the pokemon before excepting the CS trade just to make sure my clients are happy with their pokemon. although as Levi pointed out, rarities and demand of pokemon vary from person to person and are not as constant as CS trades. Although the client isn't just receiving a pokemon, they are also receiving my friend code which is valuable to players for pretty much any game including pokemon, so that tends to up the amount of CS pets i receive. i also suggest that if you plan to do pokemon trades, you make sure to set up "suspension prevention" contracts so you don't get scammed (things like i am accepting this trade blah blah if i don't receive what i asked for, i have a right to contact CS admins blah blah). I also suggest you ask other players who have traded with a pokemon trader such as myself, before trading with them to make sure they are legit and aren't using hacks or anything that might mess up your game as that will cost you a lot more to fix than losing some CS pets.

I believe it's a perfectly fine way to trade and if you have any more question regarding pokemon trading specifically feel free to look me up

It was interesting reading this reply, and it took me quite a while to actually understand what it is you were saying, since I am slow in those field *Smirks and sighs softly*
Thank you for bringing light to this as well.

[Nuggetpie]

I don't know how you'd trade real webkinz without giving out your personal information, or the gift system on webkinz which is virtually impossible to use if the other person isn't on your friends list. Webkinz is very limited. It Sucks. Yes, truth my friends.

[Agnès]

Hmm, what about EggCave? I'm pretty sure they don't allow off site trading.

[Erwin Smith]

There are a whole lot of Kabam game's that are on the list which individuals are not allowed to trade with. There are quite a few more of this kind as Kabam games often are whole account games. Going off a general ask, would it be safe to say that you could list any Kabam games as being banned / unable to trade with?

This is the list of all of their games.