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Originally Posted by UW_Shocks I'm happy I only got 1 game, and that was Skyrim [got 20 hours into it thus far, wow it's fun!]. I also bought my game with cash, so there's no way of them charging the extra $50 at some later date.

Seriously?

Originally Posted by gpthree Seriously?

Of course, imagine all the other gamers who price matched after I did. Instead of getting greedy and buying games I knew I wouldn't play, I allowed others to get in on the deals.

No, he means how could you think they would charge you the exrta $50? Even if you used a credit card, they can't because it's illegal.

Even if it was illegal, my bank isn't very friendly to disputing charges. Better safe than sorry.

Originally Posted by UW_Shocks Even if it was illegal, my bank isn't very friendly to disputing charges. Better safe than sorry.

Have you ever shopped at a retail store?

Just sayin...

Originally Posted by HisDivineShadow Speak for yourself. I consider everyone here an angel. Wings, white prissy gowns, halos, checking ID's at the pearly gates, people reduced to salt for french fries, trumpets opening horribly cataclysmic events (First Sign: the day Facebook went public), and fluttering on the breeze. Yeah, the whole nine yards. We are all angels, people. Get over it. The second you clicked you wanted to be part of these forums, you were instantly transformed by divine power into an angel and you'd damn well better be glad for it. Also, chicks dig fallen angels. Sure, they say they want the angel to take home to their parents, but they'll be pining for that fallen. Remember that the next time you're complaining because you had to man the flood valves after the Big G had to rid the Earth of human filth because they were busy sinning their brains out again. Every job has its downsides, but hey the perks make up for it. Angels have a lot of groupies, after all.

Originally Posted by sp00ge No. What killed Circuit City was them firing their commission-earning workers, who actually knew and cared about what they sold, and bringing in know-nothing, minimum wage kids that didn't give two shits about their jobs, let alone the company. I remember the week it happened, as one of my good friends was one of the people who got let go. In that week, the difference was night and day. Sure, you didn't have commission hounds after you anymore, but when you needed help with something, you were SOL.

Serious question: how is best buy still in business then?

I know the company in and out. Most of the frontline employees are kids who hide from customers instead of offering help, or CSRs who's rather not fix an issue than find the right answer.

Originally Posted by Romeo Serious question: how is best buy still in business then? I know the company in and out. Most of the frontline employees are kids who hide from customers instead of offering help, or CSRs who's rather not fix an issue than find the right answer.

IIRC, Best Buy isn't doing so hot nowadays either...

Looking for a CD key for Skyrim or Diablo 3 for $10.... On a partially seperate note or question: Does the Skyrim key activate on Steam.

Originally Posted by LoLRoflCopter Looking for a CD key for Skyrim or Diablo 3 for $10.... On a partially seperate note or question: Does the Skyrim key activate on Steam.

yes it does.

Originally Posted by LoLRoflCopter Looking for a CD key for Skyrim or Diablo 3 for $10.... On a partially seperate note or question: Does the Skyrim key activate on Steam.

Um, unless someone found the games in NH or something, they'll lose money selling it to you for $10.

Originally Posted by elessar123 Um, unless someone found the games in NH or something, they'll lose money selling it to you for $10.

Then why don't we just bump it up to 13 moolahs! *sarcasm*

Anyone try to price match at toysrus that actually got the games there? they have the buy one get one 40% off on 19.99 or less. wonder if its worth a shot to get a few bucks back..

Price matched Diablo 3 at Walmart for $9.98 + tax no questions asked. Had to get supervisor approval, but went smooth with little resistance. I did show them a print-out of the Toys R Us listing online and also had a copy of the price match policy in my pocket if I needed it, but didn't.