Due to increased demand, the team will prioritize processing applications for Poké Ball flairs to allow more traders to meet the shiny/event flair requirement. Higher flairs will take longer.
Please keep in mind that flair applications are handled manually by volunteers.
Thank you for your understanding.
Welcome to FlairHQ. You have been sent here to set your Flair on /r/pokemontrades or /r/SVExchange.
To start with, you will need to log in with your Reddit account, and we can get going.
Trades (4) |
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| [+] Events (3) | ||||
| 1. | Harry Hoopa for 20th Anniversary Darkrai | /u/castlelow | ||
| 2. | PGL Garchomp (2016) for PAL Darkrai (20th Ann.) + PAL Shiny Xerneas (2016) + NA Arceus (20th Ann.) | /u/v3220 | ||
| 3. | 2016 Darmanitan PGL Code for (3x) 2016 Volcanion Code | /u/KookyKracks | ||
| [+] Shinies (0) | ||||
| [+] Competitive / Casual (0) | ||||
| [+] Gen 3-5 Events (1) | ||||
| 1. | Hayley's Mew for Miltank Comp. Shiny | /u/Great_Plattsby | ||
[+] Egg Hatches (0) |
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[+] Giveaways/Contests (0 Pokémon given, 0 eggs given) |
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[+] Egg/TSV Checks (0 threads, 0 given) |
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[+] Free Tradeback/Free Redemption (0) |
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[+] Misc (0) |
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FlairHQ uses Reddit to authenticate users. This is for 3 reasons:
We use Reddit's authentication system, which means that we never have access to your password, and you can revoke our access to your account at any time from the reddit settings.
We only request permissions necessary for the site to function.
We require this to tie you to a reddit account, this is necessary for any Reddit oauth usage.
FlairHQ uses Google Analytics to collect data about how users use the site. This allows us to improve the site by seeing what is confusing/unused and tailor the design best.
Like most web services, FlairHQ occasionally logs information sent to us by your browser, such as user-agent strings and IP addresses.
All other information we gather is the information you enter into the site (this includes, but is not limited to: 3DS friend codes, links to trades, in game names and any comments made). All of this information is publicly viewable across the site by anyone.
FlairHQ is open-source. For specifics on what information is collected by FlairHQ, you can view the source code in its git repository.