Poll :How much real $ total have you spent on COC?

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September 27th, 2012
clashofclowns

I don't take a rest or use my shield until I'm undergoing major defensive maintenance, which I plan on doing a few defensive structures all at once when I have a shield... If I have the resources that is!
September 27th, 2012
Pauley

Tip to reduce costs by 25% or more.

1) Go to ebay

2) Search "iTunes gift card", "iTunes voucher" or simply "iTunes"

3) A large number of offers will pop up for upwards of 25% off (at least that happens in the UK). Buy your gift cards that way (my seller emails me codes within 1 hour) and suddenly you're only spending $75/£52.50 instead of $100/£70. I buy all my iTunes cards that way. I've never had a problem with any codes purchased over ebay.

In addition from time to time retailers (in the UK at least) will offer even better deals, especially near Christmas. Keep your eyes open.

Alternatively, if you still want to pay the full price, pay me the full amount by Paypal, and I'll get the codes for you and keep the 25%. Lol
September 27th, 2012
clashofclowns

Well one good thing about iTunes is that it's very easy to purchase things. But also what's bad about iTunes is that it's very easy to purchase things... Lol
Kinda like when you go to Vegas, there's 101 ways to access your money quickly

I'll have to try the eBay gift card thing, what amounts do you buy on eBay? Like $25?

This may help the ppl looking for a sale for gems on another thread.
September 27th, 2012
Pauley

They're in GBP. The supplier I use sells them in denominations of £15. So you pay £11.25.
September 27th, 2012
Ryan

Quote:

Originally Posted by Daddy

Getting a fully maxxed out town hall level 8 base from scratch would be over $2,000 if you are doing it with gems alone - the walls are what really kills you, $500k per skull wall pretty much means anyone who wasn't around when it was possible to just keep farming the single player game has spent a LOT of money.

however......

I used to be a very serious player in another iPhone game called Racing Live and I know there was a group of 200+ people who has dumped $10,000+ (the highest I knew for certain was $18k) into each account. I'll say for a fact I didn't put more than $150 into the game over 2 years. In the end the glitchers killed it and it stopped being fair so I left.

These social mobile games are VERY addictive and a certain category of players have serious habits. Me i've got kids and overheads so consequently not that much spare cash but I can relate to them.

Zynga offers it's most addicted biggest paying players bulk deals on $150 and up in game currency

Moral of the story.....don't be drawn into paying if you are the type of person with an addictive personality

In the same boat here. If I were at a different stage in my life other than baby daddy, a game like this could have cost me a lot of money. But 18k???? Wow...just wow.
September 27th, 2012
Daddy

good advice that!

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pauley

Tip to reduce costs by 25% or more.

1) Go to ebay

2) Search "iTunes gift card", "iTunes voucher" or simply "iTunes"

3) A large number of offers will pop up for upwards of 25% off (at least that happens in the UK). Buy your gift cards that way (my seller emails me codes within 1 hour) and suddenly you're only spending $75/£52.50 instead of $100/£70. I buy all my iTunes cards that way. I've never had a problem with any codes purchased over ebay.

In addition from time to time retailers (in the UK at least) will offer even better deals, especially near Christmas. Keep your eyes open.

Alternatively, if you still want to pay the full price, pay me the full amount by Paypal, and I'll get the codes for you and keep the 25%. Lol
September 27th, 2012
Ryan

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pauley

Tip to reduce costs by 25% or more.

1) Go to ebay

2) Search "iTunes gift card", "iTunes voucher" or simply "iTunes"

3) A large number of offers will pop up for upwards of 25% off (at least that happens in the UK). Buy your gift cards that way (my seller emails me codes within 1 hour) and suddenly you're only spending $75/£52.50 instead of $100/£70. I buy all my iTunes cards that way. I've never had a problem with any codes purchased over ebay.

In addition from time to time retailers (in the UK at least) will offer even better deals, especially near Christmas. Keep your eyes open.

Alternatively, if you still want to pay the full price, pay me the full amount by Paypal, and I'll get the codes for you and keep the 25%. Lol

There's a good chance the ones you get discounted on eBay are stolen, lol. But there's always the rationale that if you don't buy them someone else will anyways, so why not.
January 19th, 2014
EidwripperReddit

Its worth the money

I spent30$$$$$ and dont regret it
January 19th, 2014
winnimon

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ryan

There's a good chance the ones you get discounted on eBay are stolen, lol. But there's always the rationale that if you don't buy them someone else will anyways, so why not.

You can't really steal giftcards. They need to be activated by a cashier usually. Maybe if you knocked out the cashier and stole the activated thingy.

Back on topic I've spent about $100 on time and builders but most off it has been like Christmas stuff so not too bad. Those people who spend thousands of monies defiantly have a different kind of dedication to the game.
January 19th, 2014
KlarkSmith

Quote:

Originally Posted by winnimon

You can't really steal giftcards. They need to be activated by a cashier usually. Maybe if you knocked out the cashier and stole the activated thingy.

Back on topic I've spent about $100 on time and builders but most off it has been like Christmas stuff so not too bad. Those people who spend thousands of monies defiantly have a different kind of dedication to the game.

To be back on topic you would need to go back in time by about, let say, 16 months !

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