Lets hope they do this in the U.S. as well.
http://www.computerandvideogames.com/article.php?id=184468
http://blog.wired.com/games/2008/03/eb-canada-offer.html
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Lets hope they do this in the U.S. as well.
http://www.computerandvideogames.com/article.php?id=184468
http://blog.wired.com/games/2008/03/eb-canada-offer.html
yeah i seen this too...u pre-order haze and then u can bring it back in a week right? kinda kool will for sure get them more sales then if they hadnt done it...i mean i personally think this is just a idea to get sales to go through the roof...i mean all the sales for the games say how many they have sold...not how many are now sitting on shelves as second hand games...
Doesn't EB make most of their money with the "used" games they sell? SpectralRave
Not in this case. If they have to sell every used copy of Haze then they will lose about $5 for every supposedly new copy of Haze that is returned and thats if they can sell it. If they can't sell it well I guess it just sits there. Kinda makes me wonder whats in it for Ebgames/gamestop?
As far as I know they don't do any favors for anyone. Most companies treat their customers the best but I don't believe that with ebgames/gamestop. Which makes me very curious as to why they do that with a business partner? I'm sure they get something out of it because I know they would never do anything like that for free just based on how they treat customers.
[QUOTE="SpectralRave"]Doesn't EB make most of their money with the "used" games they sell? odin2019
Not in this case. If they have to sell every used copy of Haze then they will lose about $5 for every supposedly new copy of Haze that is returned and thats if they can sell it. If they can't sell it well I guess it just sits there. Kinda makes me wonder whats in it for Ebgames/gamestop?
As far as I know they don't do any favors for anyone. Most companies treat their customers the best but I don't believe that with ebgames/gamestop. Which makes me very curious as to why they do that with a business partner? I'm sure they get something out of it because I know they would never do anything like that for free just based on how they treat customers.
EB Games makes money buy ripping us off. They give you $75 for a PSP and before you even leave the store it's up for sale for $150. That's why I sell everything on eBay.
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