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I used this a couple of times, the first time service was amazing, but the second time I brought 10 million it took longer because they had to verify the transaction. But all in all a great site to use, highly recommend it!
---Jeddolls
- Very good services. Paid for a lot of mule accounts and got the accounts in 1 hour time max. Definitely want to pay more from this site. Cheap and reliable, never been disappointed.
---Jan
- Legitimate and Reliable would definitely buy again.
---smeast
- done a mule and a comfort trade, mule within 20 mins and comfort took 24 hours! speed up comfort trades please! over then that, superb! legit!
---bigwau
- Bought a mule account and it took 10 mins to come in and great prices to!!
---constermac
How to Buy and Sell seven sou...
Buying and Selling is one of the most important activities done. sevensouls gold are the currency used in sevensouls and without it you will not get anywhere. This guide will help you with the many problems of Buying and Selling.
The first way to make some seven souls money is by using the Free Market also known as the FM. When you have something of value (example: ore, rare equipment, quest items) which you dont need, why keep them? Instead, free up your inventory space while earning some seven souls money on the Free Market! This process of selling in the FM can be quite stressful, though. There are many scammers, noobs, and other users who can take advantage of you, so be careful. When you have something you want to sell, make sure you follow these steps.
Check the average price of your item. You can ask a friend, use seven souls gold Help Sites (such as Tip or Basilmarket - a site used just for buying/selling items), or just use the NPC x1.5 Method. This method requires you to go into any store, double click on the NPC (Non-Player Character) Shop-owner whos there, and check to see how much they will buy your item for. Now, just multiply their price by 1.5. This works for some items, but not all though, so be careful. Since the shop usually buys the items for 1/2 the price its bought, you would basically be selling the item for 75% of its total value.
