Edit: I fixed the problem

Go in with the crap they sold you, throw it on the counter and say "Refund".

That should work. If not demand a manager and do not let them help other customers until you get what you want.

Go in with the crap they sold you, throw it on the counter and say "Refund".

That should work. If not demand a manager and do not let them help other customers until you get what you want.

Imaginative

Sounds to me like a critical error on your part.... what exactly is the cable you bought/the cable you needed?

Go in with the crap they sold you, throw it on the counter and say "Refund".

That should work. If not demand a manager and do not let them help other customers until you get what you want.

Sounds to me like a critical error on your part.... what exactly is the cable you bought/the cable you needed?

raven_squad

How do you know they screwed you when you haven't even tried to return it yet?

How do you know they screwed you when you haven't even tried to return it yet?

junglist101

Cables are considered an accessory and are allowed to be returned even if new and opened.

How many topics are you going to make about the same **** cables?

How many topics are you going to make about the same **** cables?

CanadianCR

[QUOTE="CanadianCR"]

How many topics are you going to make about the same **** cables?

Dakushonen

Why can't it be discussed in ONE topic .. that's my point ..

Where did you get them? Go back down there and demand the right ones .. it's not a hassle, you're making it one ..

Just look up what cables you should actually be using and get them. For your power cable and AV cables. It's not that complicated. Sorry if this sounds douchey, but you made a stupid mistake. It's not their fault you don't know what you need for your system. Those cables probably would fit on some sort of PS3.sublimeandetc

Chances are you bought HD component cables rather than AV cables...HybridPhoenix

you should get a refund or a store credit. next time do the research before running in a store and picking something up, so you won't have to through the hassle of bringing it back.Sk8ter_213

[QUOTE="Dakushonen"][QUOTE="CanadianCR"]

How many topics are you going to make about the same **** cables?

CanadianCR

Why can't it be discussed in ONE topic .. that's my point ..

Where did you get them? Go back down there and demand the right ones .. it's not a hassle, you're making it one ..

[QUOTE="Sk8ter_213"]you should get a refund or a store credit. next time do the research before running in a store and picking something up, so you won't have to through the hassle of bringing it back.Dakushonen

Is your arrow facing up?

[QUOTE="CanadianCR"]

[QUOTE="Dakushonen"] DO you not realize how much of a problem this is? Sense these cables didn't fit and they were a official licensed product. This now means I will have to find a third party seller that has one that will fit and that means I will be msot likely to have the problem again. Not to mention I have a AC cable to won't go in all the way in my power strip and I don't know who the hell to ask for help. Its like, okay sell this stuff or take it back, but then where the hell do I get something that works correctly? Dakushonen

Why can't it be discussed in ONE topic .. that's my point ..

Where did you get them? Go back down there and demand the right ones .. it's not a hassle, you're making it one ..

That makes no sense ..

I bought some replacement cables for my PLAYSTATION3 at Gamestop, big mistake. I noticed that they don't fit and have a different port in then the original cables, so its no possible way it will ever fit. What does this mean, the item is opened which means it will be harder to return. They will insist on giving me the same item, even though it will not fit into the port. Both Gamestop and SONY screwed me. Had I known this would be a possible problem, I had at least bought it at Amazon like I did the power cord which also fails to go all the way into the ____ power strip. I'm lucky I only lost $9.99.Dakushonen

Unless there was a labeling issue and this was a used product, you're likely the one at fault here. I don't care how you dress it up.

With that aside, you can return it with receipt, opened or not, as long as you due it in a timely fashion. You can get your money back or a replacement. Rather than claiming to be "screwed" perhaps you should find out why the cables are the wrong one and try to get the correct ones. No, you're right. Better to scream at the skies and rend the earth in frustration over something so simple. Mistakes never happen, ever.

[QUOTE="Dakushonen"][QUOTE="Sk8ter_213"]you should get a refund or a store credit. next time do the research before running in a store and picking something up, so you won't have to through the hassle of bringing it back.CanadianCR

Is your arrow facing up?

[QUOTE="Dakushonen"][QUOTE="CanadianCR"]

Why can't it be discussed in ONE topic .. that's my point ..

Where did you get them? Go back down there and demand the right ones .. it's not a hassle, you're making it one ..

CanadianCR

That makes no sense ..

IF THEY DON'T FIT YOU BOUGHT THE WRONG CABLES. STOP TRYING TO MAKE STUFF UP.sublimeandetc

[QUOTE="CanadianCR"]

[QUOTE="Dakushonen"] Your not getting it, I bought the right product, it just won't fit into my PLAYSTATION3. Thats the problem, I bought something that was supposed to fit and it doesn't. What does this mean? This means I will have to find a third party cable that fits and hope it works, because if it doesn't. I'll have to ask my parents for a HDTV and by HDMI cables because I know those will fit.Dakushonen

Is your arrow facing up?

Try the HD port ..

How do you know they screwed you when you haven't even tried to return it yet?

[QUOTE="sublimeandetc"]IF THEY DON'T FIT YOU BOUGHT THE WRONG CABLES. STOP TRYING TO MAKE STUFF UP.Dakushonen

Ah, the ignorance of youth. Sony hasn't changed their AV ports since the PS2. Nice try though.

[QUOTE="Dakushonen"]I bought some replacement cables for my PLAYSTATION3 at Gamestop, big mistake. I noticed that they don't fit and have a different port in then the original cables, so its no possible way it will ever fit. What does this mean, the item is opened which means it will be harder to return. They will insist on giving me the same item, even though it will not fit into the port. Both Gamestop and SONY screwed me. Had I known this would be a possible problem, I had at least bought it at Amazon like I did the power cord which also fails to go all the way into the ____ power strip. I'm lucky I only lost $9.99.Velric

Unless there was a labeling issue and this was a used product, you're likely the one at fault here. I don't care how you dress it up.

With that aside, you can return it with receipt, opened or not, as long as you due it in a timely fashion. You can get your money back or a replacement. Rather than claiming to be "screwed" perhaps you should find out why the cables are the wrong one and try to get the correct ones. No, you're right. Better to scream at the skies and rend the earth in frustration over something so simple. Mistakes never happen, ever.

[QUOTE="Velric"]

[QUOTE="Dakushonen"]I bought some replacement cables for my PLAYSTATION3 at Gamestop, big mistake. I noticed that they don't fit and have a different port in then the original cables, so its no possible way it will ever fit. What does this mean, the item is opened which means it will be harder to return. They will insist on giving me the same item, even though it will not fit into the port. Both Gamestop and SONY screwed me. Had I known this would be a possible problem, I had at least bought it at Amazon like I did the power cord which also fails to go all the way into the ____ power strip. I'm lucky I only lost $9.99.Dakushonen

Unless there was a labeling issue and this was a used product, you're likely the one at fault here. I don't care how you dress it up.

With that aside, you can return it with receipt, opened or not, as long as you due it in a timely fashion. You can get your money back or a replacement. Rather than claiming to be "screwed" perhaps you should find out why the cables are the wrong one and try to get the correct ones. No, you're right. Better to scream at the skies and rend the earth in frustration over something so simple. Mistakes never happen, ever.

Sounds to me like you don't know how to connect your system in the first place. You're probably trying to put the end into the HDMI port rather than the AV.

[QUOTE="Dakushonen"][QUOTE="sublimeandetc"]IF THEY DON'T FIT YOU BOUGHT THE WRONG CABLES. STOP TRYING TO MAKE STUFF UP.Velric

Ah, the ignorance of youth. Sony hasn't changed their AV ports since the PS2. Nice try though.

[QUOTE="Dakushonen"][QUOTE="Velric"]

Unless there was a labeling issue and this was a used product, you're likely the one at fault here. I don't care how you dress it up.

With that aside, you can return it with receipt, opened or not, as long as you due it in a timely fashion. You can get your money back or a replacement. Rather than claiming to be "screwed" perhaps you should find out why the cables are the wrong one and try to get the correct ones. No, you're right. Better to scream at the skies and rend the earth in frustration over something so simple. Mistakes never happen, ever.

Velric

Sounds to me like you don't know how to connect your system in the first place. You're probably trying to put the end into the HDMI port rather than the AV.

[QUOTE="sublimeandetc"]IF THEY DON'T FIT YOU BOUGHT THE WRONG CABLES. STOP TRYING TO MAKE STUFF UP.Dakushonen

[QUOTE="Velric"]

[QUOTE="Dakushonen"] I'm nto making stuff up, its only one official licened PS cable on the market. So they changed the ports up on the newer model I have so it won't fit. I did buy the right ones, because its only one on the market. In order to get ones that fit I have to send these to sony and they give me the ones thatc ame with my PS3.Dakushonen

Ah, the ignorance of youth. Sony hasn't changed their AV ports since the PS2. Nice try though.

Rather than whine about it, collect your receipt, the cable, and any packaging you might still have for them and then calmly walk/ride/drive to the Gamestop you purchased them from. Then, taking a deep breath as you try to keep from complaining, explain that they don't seem to fit your system and ask if they have a suitable replacement or if you could get your money back.

[QUOTE="Dakushonen"][QUOTE="CanadianCR"]

Why can't it be discussed in ONE topic .. that's my point ..

Where did you get them? Go back down there and demand the right ones .. it's not a hassle, you're making it one ..

CanadianCR

That makes no sense ..

[QUOTE="CanadianCR"]

[QUOTE="Dakushonen"] Thats the problem, their is no "RIGHT ONES" besides the ones I bought, that's the bad thing about this. Its only one type of official AV cables on the market and I bought them and they don't fit, but they are supposed to, if the official ones don't work I am afraid I won't find ones that do fit.Dakushonen

That makes no sense ..

No .. you see it makes ZERO sense because if you bought ones that said PS3 on the **** box, then it should fit .. unless someone gave you a fake PS3 ..

All in all, it is somehow your fault/problem .. not the cables or the PS3 ..

[QUOTE="Dakushonen"][QUOTE="CanadianCR"]

That makes no sense ..

CanadianCR

No .. you see it makes ZERO sense because if you bought ones that said PS3 on the **** box, then it should fit .. unless someone gave you a fake PS3 ..

All in all, it is somehow your fault/problem .. not the cables or the PS3 ..

In fact, I just plugged my PS3 AV cable into my PS1. :lol: They fit fine. Nothing has changed. They haven't done anything to the AV plug of the PS3. Is the connector on the chord visibly damaged in any way? raven_squad

[QUOTE="Dakushonen"][QUOTE="sublimeandetc"]IF THEY DON'T FIT YOU BOUGHT THE WRONG CABLES. STOP TRYING TO MAKE STUFF UP.Wild_Card

Any chance you've got a cell phone or web cam or something and could take a pic of the inside of the connector? I've gotta see it for myself... :P raven_squad

[QUOTE="Dakushonen"][QUOTE="Velric"]

Ah, the ignorance of youth. Sony hasn't changed their AV ports since the PS2. Nice try though.

Velric

Rather than whine about it, collect your receipt, the cable, and any packaging you might still have for them and then calmly walk/ride/drive to the Gamestop you purchased them from. Then, taking a deep breath as you try to keep from complaining, explain that they don't seem to fit your system and ask if they have a suitable replacement or if you could get your money back.

[QUOTE="raven_squad"]In fact, I just plugged my PS3 AV cable into my PS1. :lol: They fit fine. Nothing has changed. They haven't done anything to the AV plug of the PS3. Is the connector on the chord visibly damaged in any way? Dakushonen

[QUOTE="Dakushonen"][QUOTE="raven_squad"]In fact, I just plugged my PS3 AV cable into my PS1. :lol: They fit fine. Nothing has changed. They haven't done anything to the AV plug of the PS3. Is the connector on the chord visibly damaged in any way? raven_squad

[QUOTE="Velric"]

[QUOTE="Dakushonen"] Okay, then why the hell don't the AV cabels fit into my PS3 then? I bough replacement AV cables and they don't fit. Its only one replacement AV cable for PS3, so what other one would I buy. I didn't buy the wrong ones, the port cahnged. Want to know how I know by fact, because my old cabels use a different port to line it up then the new ones do. Again, its only one AV cable officailly made, so how is it my fauilt for buying those?Dakushonen

Rather than whine about it, collect your receipt, the cable, and any packaging you might still have for them and then calmly walk/ride/drive to the Gamestop you purchased them from. Then, taking a deep breath as you try to keep from complaining, explain that they don't seem to fit your system and ask if they have a suitable replacement or if you could get your money back.

Well it just so happens that I work for Gamestop and know for a fact that you can indeed return your cables for your money back or the "correct" cable. Also, you might try reading your receipt which clearly spells out your return rights.