What's the point of having like a one word tag like "rude" your account is just going to be jacked anyway the second you go online

Guhwap wrote What's the point of having like a one word tag like "rude" your account is just going to be jacked anyway the second you go online

That doesn't make sense not trying to be rude,what you are trying to say but doesn't make sense to me. People don't have tags that are OG to get jacked that's the reason people put security on their account's. I'm sure that Microsoft keep track on your account security threw a IP and such. Also there won't be a point t going online if tags/accounts got jacked easy like that. Just no... no.

Motivational wrote

urBeats wrote

Motivational wrote I don't care if someone took more than one.

The fact that people are trying to sell them for profit is a joke though. Pretty much everyone has a cool GT now that they were all released. They have literallly no value anymore, except the extremely rare ones.

Everyone should be able to get the tag they want, it's stupid that poor and greedy people who are desperate for a few dollars are trying to take them when they don't even like the tag.

but in a few months value will start to rise again and if they wait a couple years they could make a good amount of money

Not unless they're extremely rare gamertags. I've only seen a couple on these forums, like BPM, USA and so on. They're the kind of gamertags that will be possibly expensive.

They will never rise again to their old value. Everyone who cares about gamertags already got an amazing one yesterday. There's something called supply and demand. When supply is low and demand is high, things are expensive, such as when three letter gamertags used to be rare. However there's now a million gamertags out, they are nowhere near as rare as they were.

Nobody will buy a GT in a couple of years. The OG phase is kind of passing and I'd imagine that there'll be some new console soon.

Stocks are obviously way better than buying an go gamer tag. That's not the reason anyone should buy them

WittLowry wrote It's 2016, everyone is upset over something.

Omg, finally, someone said it.

CallMeSkulls wrote

Motivational wrote

urBeats wrote

Motivational wrote I don't care if someone took more than one.

The fact that people are trying to sell them for profit is a joke though. Pretty much everyone has a cool GT now that they were all released. They have literallly no value anymore, except the extremely rare ones.

Everyone should be able to get the tag they want, it's stupid that poor and greedy people who are desperate for a few dollars are trying to take them when they don't even like the tag.

but in a few months value will start to rise again and if they wait a couple years they could make a good amount of money

Not unless they're extremely rare gamertags. I've only seen a couple on these forums, like BPM, USA and so on. They're the kind of gamertags that will be possibly expensive.

They will never rise again to their old value. Everyone who cares about gamertags already got an amazing one yesterday. There's something called supply and demand. When supply is low and demand is high, things are expensive, such as when three letter gamertags used to be rare. However there's now a million gamertags out, they are nowhere near as rare as they were.

Nobody will buy a GT in a couple of years. The OG phase is kind of passing and I'd imagine that there'll be some new console soon.

Stocks are obviously way better than buying an go gamer tag. That's not the reason anyone should buy them

But people do and that's the problem, they're bought by people who have full intention to sell them for money and not to use themselves. You also can't lose money on a gamertag, so no, investing in stock is not better and certainly not safer than investing in a $10 gamertag.

Motivational wrote

CallMeSkulls wrote

Motivational wrote

urBeats wrote

Motivational wrote I don't care if someone took more than one.

The fact that people are trying to sell them for profit is a joke though. Pretty much everyone has a cool GT now that they were all released. They have literallly no value anymore, except the extremely rare ones.

Everyone should be able to get the tag they want, it's stupid that poor and greedy people who are desperate for a few dollars are trying to take them when they don't even like the tag.

but in a few months value will start to rise again and if they wait a couple years they could make a good amount of money

Not unless they're extremely rare gamertags. I've only seen a couple on these forums, like BPM, USA and so on. They're the kind of gamertags that will be possibly expensive.

They will never rise again to their old value. Everyone who cares about gamertags already got an amazing one yesterday. There's something called supply and demand. When supply is low and demand is high, things are expensive, such as when three letter gamertags used to be rare. However there's now a million gamertags out, they are nowhere near as rare as they were.

Nobody will buy a GT in a couple of years. The OG phase is kind of passing and I'd imagine that there'll be some new console soon.

Stocks are obviously way better than buying an go gamer tag. That's not the reason anyone should buy them

But people do and that's the problem, they're bought by people who have full intention to sell them for money and not to use themselves. You also can't lose money on a gamertag, so no, investing in stock is not better and certainly not safer than investing in a $10 gamertag.

Well, if it's to make money, then yes, stocks are much better. Also, you're gonna get name jacked if you actually get that gamer tag

Well, if it's to make money, then yes, stocks are much better. Also, you're gonna get name jacked if you actually get that gamer tag

Firstly, you need to be either 18 or twenty one to trade with stocks. Most people on these forums are not that old. I also never said stocks weren't better for investing than gamertags and I never even mentioned stocks in my original post. I said about supply and demand, that's two completely different things.