Babestation Launches NFT

https://www.babestation.tv/blog/babestat...niversary/

Who are Mverse?
Mverse is a platform with a vision to change the game in the digital collectible space rewarding holders with real life perks, utility and value via NFT and blockchain technology.

The founders of Mverse, Ben & Alex said ‘’We are proud to partner with Babestation to celebrate this huge milestone and excited to launch one off, limited edition, digital collectibles to mark the occasion. There is a shared vision for exciting future innovation with Babestation which will add even more value to this drop, it’s definitely not one to be missed!’’

The Mverse platform creates an easy gateway for those who have not previously purchased crypto currency or digital collectible NFT’s before as users can easily purchase via a standard credit or debit card.

The digital collectibles will launch on the Babestation’s 20th Anniversary, 3rd December but you can pre-registration opens on the 19th of November on the Mverse website, so you can ensure that you don’t miss out!

These might be the Mverse (@Mverse_nft) founders Ben (https://twitter.com/Benjm91) & Alex (https://twitter.com/AlexFielder5)

It doesn't appear that the £149.99 scrapbooks with 2,000 BS credits are available to buy yet, only the 10 babes' 10 NFTs.

What a rip off. Surely everyone will be avoiding this nonsense.

(02-12-2022 08:50 )ryuken Wrote:  It doesn't appear that the £149.99 scrapbooks with 2,000 BS credits are available to buy yet, only the 10 babes' 10 NFTs.

It appears that the scrapbooks are now part of 'digital collection boxes'. You still get the 2,000 credits as before but the price has doubled to £299.90.

Perhaps you prompted a rethink ryuken, after your earlier statement here that the original price of £149.99 was less than the price of 2,000 credits.

(29-11-2022 02:00 )marlowe Wrote:  I also found the fees payable on the M-Verse website very hard to understand. I read their terms several times and still aren't clear about what the costs of buying something through them would be. Hopefully it's not actually as murky as their terms seem to suggest.

Yes there's basically a raft of extra charges, that's what the terms are all about. I registered just to have a look at how it works and buying a single NFT comes with 3 extra charges which adds a total of £2.69 to the advertised price of £29.95 (or £5.11 if you pay by bank transfer). Buying one of the collection boxes requires an extra £23.45 to be paid (bank transfer cheaper in this case at £14.56). Selling incurs even greater charges which I won't go into and it's surprising to me that they aren't more upfront about all of this. They may be assuming a level of knowledge about the buying and selling of NFTs which I suspect that most Babestation viewers simply don't have.

The NFTs have now launched (or dropped I think is the technical term). These appear to be the sales figures for the first day.

Ashlyn Shaw 22
Beth Bennett 21
Alice Goodwin 14
Amber Paige 11
April Mae 10
Sophie Reade 10
Macy Kate 1
Megan Rox 1
Preeti Young 1
Priya Young 1
Collection boxes 0

Have I got this straight?

I thought it was 1 NFT per girl with an issue of 1000. Seems there are 10 different NFT per girl.
Is that 1000 per individual NFT? i.e. 10,000 per girl for sale?

If so they're looking to sell 100,000 in total, bringing in almost £3m?

Good luck with that

(04-12-2022 09:02 )The Silent Majority Wrote:  Have I got this straight?

I thought it was 1 NFT per girl with an issue of 1000. Seems there are 10 different NFT per girl.
Is that 1000 per individual NFT? i.e. 10,000 per girl for sale?

If so they're looking to sell 100,000 in total, bringing in almost £3m?

Good luck with that

and are they keeping the sales in Etherium ? even if they were to Hodl it until the price of eth was near the highs last year say a year to 18 months could make a fortune

(04-12-2022 09:21 )HannahsPet Wrote:  and are they keeping the sales in Etherium ? even if they were to Hodl it until the price of eth was near the highs last year say a year to 18 months could make a fortune

Can you repeat that in English?

(04-12-2022 02:59 )William H Bonney Wrote:  The NFTs have now launched (or dropped I think is the technical term)...

Yes "dropped"... like the annoying regularity of my bowel movement each morning. Least each one of them is actually unique!

Sheer grift this stuff. Anyone that purchases should seriously consider the path they are on in life.

(04-12-2022 11:12 )The Silent Majority Wrote:  

(04-12-2022 09:21 )HannahsPet Wrote:  and are they keeping the sales in Etherium ? even if they were to Hodl it until the price of eth was near the highs last year say a year to 18 months could make a fortune

Can you repeat that in English?

its not that complicated to pay for the NFT's you use a crypto currency called Ethereum if they keep it in etherum then as the price of etherium goes up which it will more than likely do over the next year / 18 months then they make a lot more money than actually selling the NFTs