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summer, how did you get that $20 for me3 preorder. im still waiting on it from bestbuy. real gift card or emailed egift card?

Originally Posted by Velo214 summer, how did you get that $20 for me3 preorder. im still waiting on it from bestbuy. real gift card or emailed egift card?

its an emailed gift card code

Originally Posted by jiggyteddy I was going with the thought that this IS the Game Days sale. I remembered it being Early April with the April showers to bring in the Spring. I could be completely wrong though.

Me too, seems like they usually do two big ones, one around my bday (early April) then one late summer.

Originally Posted by FlamedLiquid 12 extra characters, not 8.

Wow, really? That makes it even BETTER!

I wanted to say 12, but I haven't plugged my copy in since SFxT, so I wasn't positive.

I noticed if (big IF) the vita coupon stacks, one can get MNR Road Trip for $10 (plus tax), and flip to amazon trade for $16 right now. Not a huge gain, but snag a few and it could garner a little change for future amazon purchases.

Mostly hoping for $20 unit 13...that is my sweet spot.

Originally Posted by mrwiseguy85 I noticed if (big IF) the vita coupon stacks, one can get MNR Road Trip for $10 (plus tax), and flip to amazon trade for $16 right now. Not a huge gain, but snag a few and it could garner a little change for future amazon purchases. Mostly hoping for $20 unit 13...that is my sweet spot.

Are you serious...? If not you nailed it, you actually made me laugh out loud that you would consider buying multiples of a game, one at a time, flag yourself as a flipper at a local store, all in what..... to make maybe $12-18 after weeks from mailing in games to amazon...?!

Ahahahahahahahhaa. Wow I needed that laugh.

Originally Posted by Romeo Are you serious...? If not you nailed it, you actually made me laugh out loud that you would consider buying multiples of a game, one at a time, flag yourself as a flipper at a local store, all in what..... to make maybe $12-18 after weeks from mailing in games to amazon...?! Ahahahahahahahhaa. Wow I needed that laugh.

Its great if you just want to move credit. Alot of us got shit ton of gamestop credit Theese past few weeks and would like to move it to somewhere that we actually like to shop.

Thinking about White Knight Chronicles II, $20 for two games seems pretty good.

Originally Posted by TPerryoo7 Hmm, so does Amazon usually price match these kinds of sales? Im thinking about what to do, Id rather buy from amazon.

I want to know this too since I would rather buy from amazon right now since I have credit.

Originally Posted by Romeo Are you serious...? If not you nailed it, you actually made me laugh out loud that you would consider buying multiples of a game, one at a time, flag yourself as a flipper at a local store, all in what..... to make maybe $12-18 after weeks from mailing in games to amazon...?! Ahahahahahahahhaa. Wow I needed that laugh.

Point taken. Honestly don't do this very often and thought it was a minor, albiet, helpful idea. I see your point, and I agree its a good way to move a little credit from gs to amazon as the poster mentioned, if nothing elese.

Ill be more sensible in the future about my "bright" ideas.

Originally Posted by mrwiseguy85 Point taken. Honestly don't do this very often and thought it was a minor, albiet, helpful idea. I see your point, and I agree its a good way to move a little credit from gs to amazon as the poster mentioned, if nothing elese. Ill be more sensible in the future about my "bright" ideas.

It helped me out, don't let jerks who want to be dicks on the internet stop you from helping others.

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Originally Posted by KtMack23 It helped me out, don't let jerks who want to be dicks on the internet stop you from helping others.

I'm not trying to be a jerk, only pointing out if that's your idea of making money, just a few dollars at a time for all of that trouble, it sounds a bit crazy.

I can see your point about having too much GS credit. Just hold onto it and wait to use it for other things or the next console.

Now if he said AMZ gives $20+ for $11 in retail (taxes), maybe that could be worthwhile to some. Keep in mind though technically this coupon is one per person and has to be rung up one at a time. Is that worth it to you to be labeled a flipper for pennies?

Originally Posted by Romeo I'm not trying to be a jerk, only pointing out if that's your idea of making money, just a few dollars at a time for all of that trouble, it sounds a bit crazy. I can see your point about having too much GS credit. Just hold onto it and wait to use it for other things or the next console. Now if he said AMZ gives $20+ for $11 in retail (taxes), maybe that could be worthwhile to some. Keep in mind though technically this coupon is one per person and has to be rung up one at a time. Is that worth it to you to be labeled a flipper for pennies?

Wait a minute. First you said a few dollars and now it's pennies? Are people only getting pennies when trading in games? Is that the new trend now?

Originally Posted by mattcube64 I bought three copies of Mass Effect on launch day for me and my friends, for $59.99. Anybody know if I bring in my receipts if I can get a price adjustment? I would assume so, because I could always just do a "buy/return with old receipt", but I'd rather not deal with the hassle.

I work at GameStop, technically the rule is you can only return unopened new product within the first seven days. So there's about a 99% chance that this isn't going to work...the 1% that it might is if you know someone who would do it for you (but might get in trouble for it), or there's a random employee that doesn't know better.

Originally Posted by Romeo I'm not trying to be a jerk, only pointing out if that's your idea of making money, just a few dollars at a time for all of that trouble, it sounds a bit crazy. I can see your point about having too much GS credit. Just hold onto it and wait to use it for other things or the next console.

Well, I work my 40 hour work week for income, but it never hurts to save a little here and there. Its like trading in 7 old PS2 games to get maybe $10 credit: it won't cover your gaming expenses for life but its a little effort for a little savings. Little savings overtime accumulate to large savings. But you're right, that is not my idea of making money, just saving a buck here and there.

Originally Posted by alihoopz43 I work at GameStop, technically the rule is you can only return unopened new product within the first seven days. So there's about a 99% chance that this isn't going to work...the 1% that it might is if you know someone who would do it for you (but might get in trouble for it), or there's a random employee that doesn't know better.

Is this something new? Just last month I read the back of the receipt and it said u can return any new software within 30 days.

Originally Posted by advanced UMVC3 is better due to the 8 extra characters, and changes made to existing characters over MVC3. The Heroes/Heralds mode is better then the Shadow Battle mode (and free too). You can buy MVC3, I won't stop you, but UMVC3 is a better game due to those few simple things.

I guess I can wait for UMVC3 to drop, thanks for the response. In the meantime I'll pick up MK:Komplete during this sale.

Haven't seen it ask but perhaps it has.

Will the used prices reflect these temporary price drops?

I would be tempted to upgrade to Pro for the b2g1 coupon if that were the case!

Originally Posted by alihoopz43 I work at GameStop, technically the rule is you can only return unopened new product within the first seven days. So there's about a 99% chance that this isn't going to work...the 1% that it might is if you know someone who would do it for you (but might get in trouble for it), or there's a random employee that doesn't know better.

Originally Posted by cheapbastard Is this something new? Just last month I read the back of the receipt and it said u can return any new software within 30 days.

I don't think he knows is own employer's policies.