Cameraman Tower Defense 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 41 units from the values page, each priced in gems: 27 carry a figure from the published Vaulted Values X list, and 14 carry an arranged estimate for a unit no list prices yet, labeled as an estimate on the values page, so read the basis column there before you lean on a number. Trading itself runs two ways in this game, through the lobby trade icon from your first session and in the Trading Plaza once you reach 20 wins, and the how trading works guide walks through both.

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.

Listing, answering, swapping: the routine

Get verified before anything else. Down the page sits a verify box. It will give you a one-off code phrase; place that phrase in the About section of your Roblox profile and press the check. We read the profile through Roblox's public pages, and finding the phrase there marks your username verified, because nobody but the owner can write in that space. No password is requested at any point. Remove the phrase once you have passed; the verified status itself lives on in this browser.

Put up an ad, or work somebody else's. Your ad is two short lists, units out and units wanted, and the moment it posts the board totals both sides in gems from the values page and stamps the verdict the taker would be accepting onto it. Prefer to respond to a deal that is already up? Pin an offer to that ad and it gets scored the same way, against the owner's ask and from the owner's seat. Rather haggle first? The chat button on each ad starts a conversation with the poster without leaving this page, and all your threads collect in the My chats list below the board.

Swap where the game allows it. With the deal agreed, find each other under the verified usernames, either in the Trading Plaza once you have the 20 wins that unlock it, or through the trade icon in the lobby, and complete the exchange there. Give the units on the screen a final read against the ad before accepting. An ad keeps its place for 7 days, and offers stay pinned to the ad they were made on for the whole of that time.

The verdict, and the figures underneath it

Totals on this board are nothing more exotic than the gem values from the values page added up across each side of a deal. The call itself is the one the WFL calculator makes: sides within a tenth of the larger total of each other are Fair, a wider gap stretching to a quarter is a Win for one side and a Lose for the other, and past a quarter the Big labels come out. Listings speak to the taker, weighing the want side they would surrender against the have side they would receive; offers speak to the owner instead, weighing the offer against the original ask.

On a roster of only 41 units, the fine print matters more than usual. Fourteen entries are arranged estimates rather than list prices, built for units no published list prices yet by scaling from rarity and pull chance against priced neighbours of the same rarity; the values page says so plainly in its basis column, and each estimate is retired the moment a genuine list figure turns up. Another 14 units wear a disagreement flag, meaning our primary list and a cross-check list put them more than 1.5 times apart; if one of those units is the hinge of your trade, settle with the other player which list you are both pricing from before anybody accepts anything. Demand is the other gap in this game's data: nothing publishes it, so the picker honestly shows not listed rather than dressing up a guess, and the verdict confines itself to value.

House rules for this board

Only advertise units sitting in your own inventory, and price them from the catalog on this page. Robux, real money and whole accounts are barred as trade goods, here and under Roblox's own rules alike, so ads offering them are deleted. So are trust trades: any deal where one player is expected to hand units over first and trust the remainder to follow defeats the purpose of a trading system that settles both sides together, and it is how players get robbed. Keep hyperlinks out of ad notes and offers entirely, and do not disguise promotion for another site or server as a listing; the moderation rounds clear that sort of thing away.

Every listing and every offer carries a report button, and reports land in a moderation queue that the team works through on the rounds that already cover the suggestion board and our community spaces. Ads that break the rules are removed; posters who keep breaking them, or whose scam reports hold up under checking, are banned from posting, and a ban takes the username's live ads off the board in the same stroke. A gentler hold exists for one situation: where our community watch has seen a name mentioned around a scam report, that name's first ad may wait for a moderator's eyes before it appears. That is a review step, not a finding against anyone. Inside chat, the same code applies: links are never permitted in a message, and every thread has its own report button.

Questions, answered

Can I read the board without an account?

Yes. Every listing, the filters and the verdict stamped on each ad are open to any visitor. You only go through the ownership check when you want an ad of your own on the board, or an offer pinned to somebody else's, because at that point your name has to be provably yours.

Does the site hold my units while we trade?

It does not. eggvalues brings the two players together and works out the price of the deal; the units themselves move between you inside Cameraman Tower Defense, through its trading system, and nothing of yours is ever in this site's hands.

Why must I put a phrase in my Roblox About section?

Because that space is yours alone to write in. Finding our phrase there tells us the ads under your name are posted by the account's real holder, which closes the door on scam listings dressed up in a well known trader's name. The check also asks nothing dangerous of you: your password is never requested, seen or stored.

How long does an ad last?

Seven days from posting, then it retires by itself. If the units are still up for trade when it does, post the ad again; the board is worth more to everyone when every listing on it is a deal somebody still means to make.

What is the verdict comparing, in plain terms?

The gem totals of the two sides, each built from the values page figures. A gap within a tenth of the larger total is Fair, out to a quarter it is a Win or a Lose, and wider than that a Big Win or Big Lose, always written from the taker's point of view on a listing, so a Win means the taker receives more than they surrender. One caution: 14 of the 41 figures are arranged estimates, labelled as such on the values page, so a tight verdict resting on an estimated unit is a place to start negotiating, not a final word.

Can I speak to an ad's owner on this page?

Yes, through the Chat with poster button on any ad that is not yours. The conversation runs between the two verified names on the listing, refuses links, keeps a short safety strip pinned overhead, and closes when the ad leaves the board. Settle the terms there if you wish; the actual handover belongs in the game's trading system.

What follows from a report?

Your report joins the moderation queue with its reason attached. On the team's rounds the listing is checked against these rules and the poster's record, rule-breaking ads are removed, and posters who keep offending are banned from posting, their live ads pulled in the same action.