Pet Simulator 99 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 2,961 pets from the values page: 70 Gargantuan pets, 311 Titanic pets, 967 Huge pets and 1,613 regular pets, each priced at its Normal variant RAP in diamonds. One honest limit: this board prices the Normal variant only. Golden, Rainbow and Shiny copies of the same pet trade for different amounts and are not priced separately here, so if a trade involves a variant, agree that part between you before you meet. New to plaza trading? The Trading Plaza guide walks through how trades at the plaza work.

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.

From listing to plaza trade

Step one: show the board this Roblox account is really yours. The verify box below will give you a one-off phrase. Put it in the About section of your Roblox profile, hit the check button, and the board confirms it is there by reading your public profile. That is the whole trick: only the owner can rewrite a profile, so a checked name is a name you can trust on an ad, and your password is never part of it. The phrase can come straight back out afterwards, and the verification lives in this browser.

Step two: build your ad, or answer one that is already up. An ad is two lists, the pets going out and the pets you want coming back, and the board totals both from the values page and posts the verdict a taker would get, so nobody has to take a stranger's word for what a deal is worth. Answering works the same way in reverse: pin an offer to an ad and it is scored against the ask from the owner's side. There is a chat on every ad if you would rather haggle first; it opens right here, and your threads wait in the My chats list under the board.

Step three: meet at the plaza and trade there. Agree the deal, find each other in game by the verified usernames, and run it through the plaza trade window, giving the pets on the screen one last read against the ad before accepting. Listings last 7 days before they retire themselves, and offers stay pinned to the ad they were made on for as long as it runs.

How to read the verdict

Under every total is the same number the values page leads with: the pet's Normal variant RAP, in diamonds, out of the official BIG Games API snapshot behind our values page. The reading follows the rule built into the WFL trade calculator: size the gap between the two sides against the side being handed over. Inside a tenth, the trade is Fair. Out to a quarter, one side Wins and the other Loses. Past a quarter, the labels grow to Big Win and Big Lose. On a listing the reading is taken from the taker's seat, weighing what they surrender (the want side) against what they receive (the have side); on an offer it is taken from the owner's seat, weighing the offer against the original ask.

Two limits of this board are worth stating plainly. It prices the Normal variant only, the variant the values page headlines, while the calculator keeps separate figures for all six variants; bring a Golden, Rainbow or Shiny pet into a plaza deal and that part of the price has to be settled between the two of you, because the board will not guess at it. And 75 of the 2,961 pets show no Normal RAP in the current snapshot at all, since no sale of that variant has been recorded; an ad holding one of them totals the pets that do have figures and shows no verdict, rather than painting a number on. Remember too what RAP is: an average of recorded plaza and auction sales, real data but a rear-view mirror, so read a Fair verdict as the start of the negotiation.

Trading board rules

Advertise pets you actually own, at the catalog figures. Robux, real money and accounts are not goods this board trades in; offering them breaks Roblox's own rules as well as ours, and the ads come down. Deals built on trust are banned in the same way: if one side has to hand pets over on a promise, the deal does not run here, because the plaza trade window settles both sides at once and nobody needs to go first. Links do not belong in ad notes or in offers, and posts that are really adverts for another site or server are cleared when moderation comes round.

The report button sits on every ad and every offer for a reason. Reports collect in a queue that the team works through on the same rounds that watch the suggestion board and the community spaces. Break the rules repeatedly, or pick up scam reports that hold up when we look into them, and the name loses its posting rights; banning a name takes its current ads down with it. A first ad can also be held for a human look before it appears if our community watch has seen the username mentioned around a scam report; that is a review pause, not an accusation. Chat plays by the board's rules too: links are refused in messages, and every conversation carries a report button of its own.

Common questions

Do I have to verify anything just to look at the board?

You do not. Reading listings, filtering them and checking the verdict on any of them is open to every visitor. Verification only enters the picture when you want your own name on an ad or an offer, so that other players know the offer is genuinely yours.

Does the site ever hold my pets while a trade happens?

It does not, at any stage. eggvalues puts the two players in contact and prices the deal between them; the exchange itself runs player to player inside Pet Simulator 99, through the Trading Plaza, and nothing you own passes through this site on the way.

What does the little phrase in my profile actually prove?

That the account is controlled by the person posting. A profile's About section can only be rewritten by its owner, so finding your phrase there tells the board the ads under that name come from the name's real holder. It is also what stops a scammer advertising under a famous trader's name, and it never involves your password being asked for or kept.

When does my ad come down?

Seven days after it goes up, automatically. Should the pets still be on the market at that point, list them again; fresh ads keep the board honest, since every listing a visitor sees is a deal someone still intends to make.

In plain terms, what is the verdict telling me?

It compares the two totals built from Normal variant RAP on our values page, diamonds counted pet by pet, with the gap measured against the side being handed over, the same way the WFL calculator does it. Within a tenth, Fair; within a quarter, a Win or a Lose; wider than that, a Big Win or a Big Lose. It reads from the taker's seat, so a Win means the taker gets more RAP than they give. Golden, Rainbow and Shiny variants sit outside the board's pricing and have to be agreed between the players.

Can I haggle with a poster without leaving this page?

Yes. The Chat with poster button on an ad opens a conversation with its owner here, under the verified names you both posted with, so the person answering is the person on the listing. A safety strip stays pinned above the thread, links will not send, and the chat shuts when the ad leaves the board. Agree everything there if you like; the pets still change hands at the plaza.

I reported an ad. What happens next?

The report enters the moderation queue with your reason on it. On the team's rounds it gets read, the ad is set against these rules and the poster's history, and anything over the line is removed. Posters who keep offending lose the ability to post, and a ban pulls their live ads down at the same time.