`Trading Post version 2.0 Beta 3`

WELCOME to Beyond Dominia's Trading Post!! This page is a free place for you to trade your Magic: the Gathering cards with oth er people all over the world!! The script running this page is fairly new (in fact, it's still in beta testing); please report any problems, or comments to i***i@o***w.edu. Thanks!

Important Notice

We're back!!
The Trading Posts are back online, with a few small changes. We're still working on a new script, but it's still too buggy and a little too incomplete (and way too many people were complaining about the Trading Posts being down). In the meantime, we're adding a bunch of new rules to each trading post, so make sure you review them. And we're serious about these rules this time... we're really tired of people abusing the system!!

There are three different Trading Post pages. Please post your ad in the section that is most appropriate to your cards; but please, only one post per person!! FAQ giving hints about what goes where is coming soon!!

The following Trading Posts are available :: Type I Trading Post (Alpha/Beta/Unlimited/3rd Edition/Antiquities/Arabian Nights/Legends/Dark); Type II Trading Post (4th Edition/5th Edition/Fallen Empires/Chronicles/Ice Age/Homelands/Alliances/Mirage/Visions/Weatherlight/Portal/Tempest); Mixed Type I/Type II Trading Post (For trades involving both Type I and Type II cards); Trading Tips Trading tips to help protect you from getting ripped off; The Trading Post Forum Talk about trading stuff

Beware of Hotmail, Rocketmail, Mailcity, Mailmasher, and other web-based e-mail accounts. References from these users don't mean much. If you're trading with someone from these addresses, be extremely careful. So far, 80% of bad traders have originated from these free web-based e-mail accounts.

When trading, request the person's phone number. You may even want to call them up if you're doing a very big deal...

If the trader has a P.O. Box, require that they send first. It's difficult to track them down if they're using a P.O. Box...

Print out, or copy down, the ad. That way, you'll have their e-mail address if ever your hard drive crashes... and, you'll have their IP address for us to trace if anything ever goes bad.

Their e-mail address prefix should be similar to their IP address. If not, inquire why. For example, ([email protected]) IP address should end with someISP.com.

A list of bad traders can be found here.

If you have any tips that you would like to share, e-mail them to me at i***i@o***w.edu