Amazon or Ebay. Just look up the customer reviews of the seller. If they have a large amount of good reviews, chances are they're reliable. That or just go to a local flee market.
im not sure if i can post it. i try to buy local if at all possible but i do have an internet place thats really good and cheap and is actually a brick and mortar store, its just far from me. ill pm you the addy.
Just be safe in using eBay and Amazon (Marketplace.....let's keep that in mind. The regular Amazon store does NOT deal in used merchandise). You got real scam jobs out there, what with all this ID theft and whatnot going on. I'm not sure where it got ripped off, but I've had my card ripped off twice this year already. Look to the seller ratings. I try to stay within 98-100%. Any less, I'd be wary.
I'd have to guess eStarland is safe. I've had no problems with them, and they are a secure site.
ebay is safe as long as you know how to avoid counterfit stuff. Never buy if it's a stock photo. Stock photos are alwmost always for fakes. If it's a picture of the game in a room, ask if they can send one with the game with their name on a piece of paper in the photo or something to prove it's their's and not someone elses picture. Make sure they have at least 98% posotive ratings, and check why they have negative ones. If possible, ask them questions about the game you are buying before you comit to buying or bidding. Power sellers are usually more trust worthy, but not always.
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