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Dupe pricing question - update

posted by duckfeet 7 months ago 817 views 3 comments

How much extra for a duplicate? Want a backup just in case

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nickiminaj •

Yeah, I’ve made the same mistake and paid for it later. Ordering the dupe upfront with the original is way easier on the wallet, even if it stings at first. The 30-50% add-on math checks out from what I’ve seen too. One tip though: if you’re paying with BTC, make sure you’ve got the funds ready for the dupe order as well — reusing the same wallet or trying a last-minute transfer just adds hassle with things like litecoin network fees. Not worth the extra wait.

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waltjenx •

Dupes are usually discounted when ordered together. Check the site

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BestProzzy • • Edited 4 months ago

Totally agree — always spring for a dupe. I learned that the hard way too when my only copy got confiscated at a party and I had to go through the whole ordering process again. Price-wise, getting a second one usually only adds maybe 30-50% to the total, which is way cheaper than placing a brand-new order down the line. Most vendors price dupes as a small add-on, so honestly it's a no-brainer if you're already paying for shipping and setup fees.

Speaking of payment, watch out for cryptocurrency fee surprises. BTC and ETH network fees can be all over the place depending on the time of day and how congested the mempool is. I always check a fee estimator before sending and sometimes wait for off-peak hours (like weekend mornings) to save a few bucks. If you're using an exchange, factor in the withdrawal fee too — some vendors don't mention that their quoted price is exclusive of those network costs. And honestly, never use a payment method that leaves a paper trail; crypto is the standard for a reason.

As for escrow, always use the forum's official escrow if it's available. I've seen too many people get burned by "trusted" vendors who suddenly disappear after payment. Escrow protects both sides, but make sure you're clicking the real link — phishing sites that mimic escrow pages are common. Double-check that URL and never paste your private keys anywhere. Also, watch out — some vendors tack on hidden fees for "rush processing," "priority shipping," or even a "packaging fee" that only shows up at checkout. Read the whole thing before you confirm payment. A dupe might cost you an extra $30-50, but hidden fees can easily add another $20 if you're not careful. So stay sharp, and always order that backup.

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