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Re: Amazon Video Game Deal Thread .
Originally Posted by PixyJunket
(Post 10280605)
Er, the $1.99 code for WDIDTDTML2 is a DLC mission pack.
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Re: Amazon Video Game Deal Thread .
Originally Posted by TLwizard
(Post 10280627)
It is now. The other day the full game was mispriced to $1.99. They also had Family Feud mispriced to $1.99. I missed out on Family Feud but picked up a copy of WDI... for myself and an extra.
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Re: Amazon Video Game Deal Thread .
Originally Posted by PixyJunket
(Post 10280646)
Hmm, I might could take that extra off of you.
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Re: Amazon Video Game Deal Thread .
Hate to break the deal topic up but has anyone done a "trade in" with Amazon and just how does it work and did it go alright?
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Re: Amazon Video Game Deal Thread .
Originally Posted by K&AJones
(Post 10281900)
Hate to break the deal topic up but has anyone done a "trade in" with Amazon and just how does it work and did it go alright?
I'm not sure if you can use the credit on anything or just video games. |
Re: Amazon Video Game Deal Thread .
Originally Posted by MrX
(Post 10281902)
I'm not sure if you can use the credit on anything or just video games.
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Re: Amazon Video Game Deal Thread .
Gotta love the Amazon Warehouse. Ordered a copy of Mass Effect 2 Collector's Edition (360) last week for $14.99 and it arrived today. It doesn't even look like anything inside was ever touched.
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Re: Amazon Video Game Deal Thread .
Originally Posted by mattysemo247
(Post 10337421)
Gotta love the Amazon Warehouse. Ordered a copy of Mass Effect 2 Collector's Edition (360) last week for $14.99 and it arrived today. It doesn't even look like anything inside was ever touched.
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Re: Amazon Video Game Deal Thread .
Originally Posted by TLwizard
(Post 10338031)
Wow. That's fantastic! You could turn around, sell that on ebay, and get enough money to buy a damaged box (ie new) Xbox Slim or PS3 from the Warehouse.
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Re: Amazon Video Game Deal Thread .
Originally Posted by Rob V
(Post 10338459)
I must be living under a mushroom, but Amazon Warehouse allows you to buy "damaged" products for a reduced price? AND the product is guaranteed to work??
Pretty much. WarehouseDeals by Amazon http://www.warehousedeals.com/images/howitworks2.png Warehouse Deals is an Amazon.com Inc. subsidiary. We offer open-box, refurbished, and gently used merchandise at reduced prices with the benefits of Amazon.com fulfillment and customer service. You can find these same great deals on Amazon.com, and we have collected them for you on the Warehouse Deals website. Our inventory is constantly changing. If one of our items goes out of stock, we will show you the current offer for the new version on Amazon.com, so you still have an opportunity to make a purchase. Many of our offers are Prime eligible and all of our products are backed by Amazon’s satisfaction guarantee. If you are unsatisfied with the product for any reason, you can return it in its original condition within 30 days of delivery for a full refund. We'll also pay the return shipping cost if the return is a result of our error. |
Re: Amazon Video Game Deal Thread .
Originally Posted by Rob V
(Post 10338459)
I must be living under a mushroom, but Amazon Warehouse allows you to buy "damaged" products for a reduced price? AND the product is guaranteed to work??
In any event, everything I've bought from them has been exactly as described and fully functional, all of which arrived re-wrapped in nearly new condition. Very trustworthy. |
Re: Amazon Video Game Deal Thread .
Originally Posted by gryffinmaster
(Post 10338523)
"Damaged" isn't really the proper descriptor for these items. I've probably picked up over a dozen games -- and one 360 controller priced at $18 -- from Amazon's Warehouse Deals, and they've all been practically new. Most of them are likely opened games that people didn't like and claimed they were "defective", or items where the outer packaging was damaged in shipping.
In any event, everything I've bought from them has been exactly as described and fully functional, all of which arrived re-wrapped in nearly new condition. Very trustworthy. BTW gryffinmaster, I love your sig... that was an excellent book that has managed to stick with me months after reading it. |
Re: Amazon Video Game Deal Thread .
What is 'damaged' is the box, not the item itself. In retail stores, you normally would not pick these products in damaged box unless its the last item available and you just really want to have it. Of course there will be instance when the handling of these items leading to a damaged box actually affects the item inside.
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Re: Amazon Video Game Deal Thread .
Thanks for the info on Warehouse Deals. I'm checking it out now.
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Re: Amazon Video Game Deal Thread .
If you can live without getting the remote controlled spy cam that the Prestige edition offers, the vanilla Call of Duty Black Ops for the 360 is now $49.99 and comes with a $20 promotional credit. Pretty sweet deal.
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Showing $59.99.
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Re: Amazon Video Game Deal Thread .
Dang that didn't last long.
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Re: Amazon Video Game Deal Thread .
Looks like everyone who did get in is having their order canceled
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Re: Amazon Video Game Deal Thread .
Wow, I guess so. What sort of bullshit is that?
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Re: Amazon Video Game Deal Thread .
I wonder if people that already had it pre-ordered got the auto adjust. They'll likely slip through the system.
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Re: Amazon Video Game Deal Thread .
Originally Posted by Michael Corvin
(Post 10343098)
I wonder if people that already had it pre-ordered got the auto adjust. They'll likely slip through the system.
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Re: Amazon Video Game Deal Thread .
$20 video game voucher for pre-ordering Castlevania: Lords of Shadow at Amazon.
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Re: Amazon Video Game Deal Thread .
Originally Posted by Anubis2005X
(Post 10351811)
$20 video game voucher for pre-ordering Castlevania: Lords of Shadow at Amazon.
The IGN preview implied that after 8 hours of gameplay an actual castle was only a peripheral concern. How is that Castlevania? But I did just get my $20 promo for Metroid and it would be fitting to use that credit on my other favorite and, of late, misguided 8-bit franchise. |
Re: Amazon Video Game Deal Thread .
Originally Posted by jdpatri
(Post 10351836)
It's almost enough to make me bite on this, but I'm just not sold on Castlevania as a mashup of God of War and Shadow of Colossus.
The IGN preview implied that after 8 hours of gameplay an actual castle was only a peripheral concern. How is that Castlevania? But I did just get my $20 promo for Metroid and it would be fitting to use that credit on my other favorite and, of late, misguided 8-bit franchise. |
Re: Amazon Video Game Deal Thread .
Originally Posted by TheBigDave
(Post 10343637)
Pre-ordered about 2 months ago. I sent in an email asking for a price adjustment. I said it should be covered by the Pre-Order Price Guarantee. They dropped my price down to $49.99. Nice.
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