ok so i just got COD WAW, simpsons and Mercenaries 2. I dont want any of them, is there any places that would do straight up trade (i dont have the receipt)?
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ok so i just got COD WAW, simpsons and Mercenaries 2. I dont want any of them, is there any places that would do straight up trade (i dont have the receipt)?
Go to Wal-Mart, tell them they were gifts and you don't have the receipt. Chances are they'll let you exchange them. Their policies (on paper) have gotten stricter on returns lately, but in practice, they're pretty relaxed about that kind of thing.i_noseworthyI know a couple of stores that will take them & I know a couple that won't as well.
Go to Wal-Mart, tell them they were gifts and you don't have the receipt. Chances are they'll let you exchange them. Their policies (on paper) have gotten stricter on returns lately, but in practice, they're pretty relaxed about that kind of thing.i_noseworthy
I worked at walmart and they will scan them to make sure they were bought at walmart.
Why would you buy a bunch of games, then decide you didn't want them? Seems like you shouldn't have bought them in the first place........
hmmm isn't taking to walmart illegal?xfactor19990You asked for a solution, I offered one. As for wal-mart scanning them, I was under the impression barcodes are allotted per sku, not per item. In other words, all copies of a game produced have the same barcode, given they were manufactured in the same place. Actually, I'm 99.9% sure that's the case. The printing on packaging would cost a fortune otherwise, since the typesets would have to be changed for every single cover produced...
Go to Wal-Mart, tell them they were gifts and you don't have the receipt. Chances are they'll let you exchange them. Their policies (on paper) have gotten stricter on returns lately, but in practice, they're pretty relaxed about that kind of thing.i_noseworthyThat has worked every time I have tried.
Go to Wal-Mart, tell them they were gifts and you don't have the receipt. Chances are they'll let you exchange them. Their policies (on paper) have gotten stricter on returns lately, but in practice, they're pretty relaxed about that kind of thing.i_noseworthy
This is your best bet. I've done it before there.
[QUOTE="xfactor19990"]hmmm isn't taking to walmart illegal?i_noseworthyYou asked for a solution, I offered one. As for wal-mart scanning them, I was under the impression barcodes are allotted per sku, not per item. In other words, all copies of a game produced have the same barcode, given they were manufactured in the same place. Actually, I'm 99.9% sure that's the case. The printing on packaging would cost a fortune otherwise, since the typesets would have to be changed for every single cover produced...
ya ur 100% right. thats exactly how its done. they can not scan them and see if they came from wal mart or not, there is no way they can tell because games, like you said are "allotted per sku and not per item"!
[QUOTE="i_noseworthy"]Go to Wal-Mart, tell them they were gifts and you don't have the receipt. Chances are they'll let you exchange them. Their policies (on paper) have gotten stricter on returns lately, but in practice, they're pretty relaxed about that kind of thing.ramjam23
I worked at walmart and they will scan them to make sure they were bought at walmart.
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