Adopt Me trading: live trade ads

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Verify your Roblox account

Posting an ad or an offer needs a verified username, because an unverified board fills up with fake ads written under other people's names, and those fakes are how most trade scams start. Verification is free, takes about a minute, and this site never sees your Roblox password.

Post a trade ad

Build your ad from the catalog. The picker holds all 803 valued pets from the Adopt Me values page, each in the four forms this board trades: regular, FR, NFR and MFR, 3,212 entries in all, priced at the adopted values on that page. FR means the pet has both Fly and Ride, NFR is the Neon form of that pet with Fly and Ride, and MFR is the Mega Neon form with Fly and Ride. Potions, eggs and items are not listed here, because this board covers pet trades only; the scam safety guide covers the checks to run before any trade.

Short note (optional, 140 characters, links are removed):

Post my ad

Live trade ads

My chats

Chats open from an ad: press Chat with poster on any ad that is not yours and the conversation starts on this page. When another player opens a chat on one of your ads, it appears in this list too, with a counter for unread messages. A chat stays open while its ad is live on the board; when the ad expires or leaves the board, the chat closes and any trade is finished inside the game.

Getting a trade done here

First, prove the Roblox account is yours. The verify box further down hands you a short phrase. Drop it into the About section of your Roblox profile and press the check button; the board reads your public profile, spots the phrase, and marks that username as verified. Only the account holder can edit a profile, which is what makes the check worth anything, and it never involves your password. Take the phrase back out once you pass, and remember the verification sticks to this browser.

Then put your pets up, or answer somebody else's ad. Building an ad means picking what you are offering and what you want in return, form by form, because the board keeps a separate price for a pet in each of its regular, FR, NFR and MFR forms. As you build, the running totals and a Win, Fair or Lose reading update for whoever takes the deal, so an ad goes out already priced instead of guessed at. Prefer responding? Attach an offer under an existing ad and it gets priced against the owner's ask in exactly the same way. Either way you can open the chat on an ad and talk terms with the other player without leaving this page; your conversations collect in the My chats list beneath the board.

Finish in the game, not here. Once the chat version of the deal matches what both of you want, track each other down in Adopt Me under the verified names and run the swap through the trade window, comparing the pets on screen with the ad one last time before either of you confirms. Listings retire themselves after 7 days, and any offers made on an ad travel with it.

Reading the verdict on an ad

Adopt Me prices on this site are relative: the whole scale hangs off the Frost Dragon, so a regular Frost Dragon counts as 1 and a regular Mouse counts as 0.00003. Every total the board shows is those adopted values added up across a side of the trade, taken from the values page, and the verdict is the same reading the WFL calculator gives. A difference of a tenth or less of the bigger side counts as Fair. Between a tenth and a quarter, the side ahead is Winning and the side behind is Losing, and past a quarter the gap earns the Big Win or Big Lose labels. On a listing, that reading is always written from the taker's chair: what you hand across is the want side, what lands with you is the have side. On an offer, the reading flips to the ad owner's chair and weighs the offer against the ask.

Two things are worth knowing before you lean on a verdict. Form is price: FR means the pet carries Fly and Ride, NFR is its Neon Fly Ride version and MFR the Mega Neon Fly Ride version, and each step is its own catalog entry with its own figure, so the form in the trade window has to be the form in the ad. And three pets, Dylan, Pistachio and River, appear on no published list we check with a value attached, so the picker leaves them out entirely instead of guessing. The verdict also says nothing about how wanted a pet is: a correctly priced pet nobody is chasing can sit unsold for weeks, and the calculator will warn you about thin demand inside a specific trade if you run it there first.

House rules for this board

List pets you genuinely own, in the form the listing names, and build the ad from the catalog prices rather than figures of your own. Some things are simply not trade goods here: Bucks, Robux, real-world money and whole accounts sit outside what this board is for, and trying to sell them also runs against Roblox's own terms, so those ads are taken down. Trust trades are out as well. If a deal only works when one player hands pets over first and hopes the rest follows, it does not belong in an ad, an offer or a chat message here; the trade window exists precisely so that nobody has to go first. Ad notes and offers may not contain links, and anything that is really an advert for another site or server gets cleared in the moderation rounds.

Every listing and every offer has a report button beside it. Reports land in a queue the team works through on its regular rounds, the same rounds that keep an eye on the suggestion board and our community spaces. A poster who keeps breaking the rules, or whose scam reports stand up when checked, loses posting rights, and when a name is banned its live listings leave the board with it. One more thing: a username our community watch has already seen mentioned around a scam report may have a first ad held back for a person to look at before it appears. That hold is a pause for review, nothing more. Chat is held to the same standard as the board itself: no links in messages, ever, and each conversation has its own report button.

Questions people ask about this board

Can anyone look through the ads, or do I have to sign up first?

Anyone can look. The board, the filters and the verdict on every listing are open to all visitors. Proving your Roblox account only becomes necessary at the moment you want to put up an ad of your own or answer one with an offer, because that is when your name goes on something public.

Is any part of the swap handled by eggvalues?

None of it. The site introduces the two players and works out what the trade is worth; the exchange itself is between you, inside Adopt Me, through the normal trade window. At no point does a pet or any payment pass through eggvalues.

Why does the board want a phrase in my Roblox profile?

Because it is proof only you can give. Editing a profile is something just the account owner can do, so when the board finds your phrase sitting in your About section, it knows the name on your ads is really yours. That stops impersonators advertising under a well known trader's name, and it works without your password ever being asked for, seen or stored.

How long will my listing stay up?

A week, counted from when it goes live. After 7 days it drops off the board by itself. If the pets are still available then, post the ad again; a board full of fresh listings is worth more to everyone than one carrying deals that quietly died days ago.

What is the verdict on a listing actually comparing?

Two totals, both built from the adopted values on this site's values page, pet by pet and form by form, on the scale where a regular Frost Dragon is worth 1. Stay within a tenth of each other and the trade is Fair; stretch the gap to a quarter and it becomes a Win or a Lose for one side; beyond that, a Big Win or Big Lose. The reading is written for the player taking the ad, so a Win means the taker walks away with more value than they handed over.

Can I talk to whoever posted an ad without leaving the site?

Yes, that is what the Chat with poster button is for. It opens a conversation with the ad's owner on this page, and since both of you posted under verified names, the name in the chat is the name on the ad. Chat carries a pinned safety strip, links are refused in messages, and the conversation closes when the ad comes off the board. Use it to agree the deal; the swap itself still belongs in the game's trade window.

What follows after I report a listing or an offer?

Your report goes into the moderation queue together with the reason you picked. During the team's rounds somebody reads it, sets the ad against these house rules and the poster's record, and takes down whatever breaks them. Posters who keep offending are banned from posting here, and banning a name removes its live ads at the same time.