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Old 11-08-2006, 07:11 AM
tshort tshort is offline
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Default List of Best Value for Poker Stars FPP Options

I made a spreadsheet and computed the value of FPPs when used for the various FPP store items. In descending order, following are the best value items:

ITEM - POINTS - FPP Value
Aston Martin - 5000000 - $0.024
Porsche - 3000000 - $0.020
Travel 2500 - 145000 - $0.017
WSOP ME PKG - 700000 - $0.017
WPT-PCA - 700000 - $0.017
Travel 1000 - 60000 - $0.017
STT w/ Pro - 15000 - $0.017
EPT Monte Carlo - 1000000 - $0.016
WCOOP 2600 - 160000 - $0.016
WCOOP 5200 - 320000 - $0.016
Sunday $1050 - 65000 - $0.016
WCOOP 1050 - 65000 - $0.016
WSOP 1000 - 62000 - $0.016
WSOP 1500 - 93000 - $0.016
WSOP 2000 - 124000 - $0.016
WSOP 2500 - 155000 - $0.016
WSOP 5000 - 310000 - $0.016
NeimanMarcus 1000 - 62000 - $0.016
Sunday $530 - 33000 - $0.016
WCOOP 530 - 33000 - $0.016
WCOOP 320 - 20000 - $0.016
Sunday $215 - 13500 - $0.016
WCOOP 215 - 13500 - $0.016
Toshiba DVD/HDR - 20000 - $0.016
Bose Sounddock - 19000 - $0.016
Toshiba SD-P1850 - 12000 - $0.016
Toshiba HD-A1 HDDVD - 25000 - $0.015
$1,500 - 100000 - $0.015
Canon Rebel - 48000 - $0.014
Sharp 26" LCD - 59000 - $0.014
iPod Nano - 17000 - $0.014
Toshiba 50" Plasma - 160000 - $0.014
$650 - 50000 - $0.013
Apple 80GB Video - 26000 - $0.013
Samsung 24" Monitor - 68000 - $0.013
Samsung 32" LCD - 90000 - $0.013
Sony 40" LCD - 132000 - $0.013
Toshiba PS DVD Recorder - 10000 - $0.012
Apple 30GB - 20000 - $0.012
$285 - 25000 - $0.011
Canon PS SD630 - 24000 - $0.011
Canon A540 - 17000 - $0.010
Samsung 20" LCD - 36000 - $0.010


For electronics, I used the price listed on Amazon. This can vary from the MSRP. So, it looks like the $1500 is better than buying most electronics at Amazon prices.
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Old 11-08-2006, 07:51 AM
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Default Re: List of Best Value for Poker Stars FPP Options

Thanks!
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Old 11-08-2006, 08:02 AM
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Default Re: List of Best Value for Poker Stars FPP Options

you left out the concierge option...
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Old 11-08-2006, 04:35 PM
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What kind of deals exactly have people been getting with the concierge?
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Old 11-08-2006, 05:04 PM
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Default Re: List of Best Value for Poker Stars FPP Options

Concierge is basically 180,000 for approx. $3000 item, so it works out to $0.17 also.
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Old 11-08-2006, 05:09 PM
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Default Re: List of Best Value for Poker Stars FPP Options

Has anyone ever tried writing an email like this:

"So I worked out the math for your concierge items and it is basically 180,000 FPPs for a $3000 item, which comes out to about 1.7 cents per FPP. With most items in your store, I assume that you get a bulk discount, which is why you are able to offer those items at a greater bargain price than the straight cash you offer. However, you obviously won't be getting a bulk discount when you go purchase my one item, so could you just pay me in cash? Thanks"
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Old 11-08-2006, 05:17 PM
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Default Re: List of Best Value for Poker Stars FPP Options

[ QUOTE ]
Has anyone ever tried writing an email like this:

"So I worked out the math for your concierge items and it is basically 180,000 FPPs for a $3000 item, which comes out to about 1.7 cents per FPP. With most items in your store, I assume that you get a bulk discount, which is why you are able to offer those items at a greater bargain price than the straight cash you offer. However, you obviously won't be getting a bulk discount when you go purchase my one item, so could you just pay me in cash? Thanks"

[/ QUOTE ]

You'd have better luck with boiling oat pots. Seriously though, they've made it very clear that this is a no go. They'll buy you a car, but no car payments. they'll probably buy you a house, but no rent payments, etc, etc.
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Old 11-08-2006, 05:21 PM
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Default Re: List of Best Value for Poker Stars FPP Options

Anyway we could sticky this since at least a thread a day comes up about this very subject?

Harry
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Old 11-08-2006, 05:49 PM
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Default Re: List of Best Value for Poker Stars FPP Options

Thx, nice post
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Old 11-08-2006, 06:18 PM
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Default Re: List of Best Value for Poker Stars FPP Options

[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ]
Has anyone ever tried writing an email like this:

"So I worked out the math for your concierge items and it is basically 180,000 FPPs for a $3000 item, which comes out to about 1.7 cents per FPP. With most items in your store, I assume that you get a bulk discount, which is why you are able to offer those items at a greater bargain price than the straight cash you offer. However, you obviously won't be getting a bulk discount when you go purchase my one item, so could you just pay me in cash? Thanks"

[/ QUOTE ]

You'd have better luck with boiling oat pots. Seriously though, they've made it very clear that this is a no go. They'll buy you a car, but no car payments. they'll probably buy you a house, but no rent payments, etc, etc.

[/ QUOTE ]

Has Lee or anyone else said why this is so? I mean, if its truly not costing them any more then why not?
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