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tjb6

#1 06-March-2011 (time: 12:00)

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Joined: 28-August-2007

Can someone please tell me how on earth you use your purchased TR Credits to buy emergency trades. Have asked test rugby but they are too fucking useess to reply

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Deep

#2 10-March-2011 (time: 00:07)

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Joined: 03-November-2010

You can buy TR Credits here
You can use those TR Credits to buy Emergency Trades here
Note that all genuine enquiries get a response, so not sure what happened to your reply.

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Unfrozen Cavemen

#3 18-March-2011 (time: 17:19)

Posts: 1
Joined: 03-February-2010

Why not just allow teams to have 2 or 3 reserves, that way there is no need to constantly trade players...you can just rotate them.

And making people acutally 'buy' credits is complete rubbish...I play a lot of fantasy sports and this is the only website I've ever seen that gives people who pay an advantage.

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Offside

#4 02-May-2011 (time: 10:02)

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Joined: 15-May-2005

Not much of an advantage, there are only 3 trades for a 21 round competition. We are constantly being asked to provide extra trades.. just when you think you've got the mix right someone wants more.

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