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I honestly laugh at all these misconceptions/jokes of Florida as if it were the bastard child of all the U.S. states. There's plenty great about this state and equally as many wrong things about it as the other states. ;) Anyways, I heard the reason Florida is excluded is because of stricter...

And here I was, about ready to get rid of my MAG and Haze PS3 games... guess they'll go back under my desk with the short leg. :-(

In the memo that was posted online, it explicitly shows the exclusion of Florida. Here's a link to the screenshot of the memo from SD: http://slickdeals.net/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=2477200&d=1388897274

Be aware that this deal explicitly excludes all stores in the state of Florida. I just found that out the hard way.  :bomb: 

Also, if you guys check out the list of games that they accept for trade in on the site, you'd be better off trading them to Best Buy or Amazon. I think we have to wait until someone tries out a game that's not listed to see if they'll even accept it.

I've never traded in anything at Radio Shack before, but they can easily have unique GC's for trade-ins that have their own special properties like the "store credit GC's" from Best Buy which are tax exempt. Honestly, I hope you're right since this would make this a great deal; but I haven't...

I think in the conditions it says "Instant trade-in credit cannot be redeemed toward the purchase of gift/entertainment/airtime cards and cannot be combined with coupons or other offers."

Here's hoping that BB doesn't start swinging the ban hammer before those $15 promo codes arrive on the 9th. I'm hoping to use my BB rewards certificates along with those promo codes to payoff Destiny on the PS4. :cry:

Does bait and switch apply exclusively to out of store advertisements, or can it apply to in store advertisements as well?

They can refuse to honor any obvious price mistake (as is in this case) in most states. The only way you could finagle it for free (if they refuse you at first) is if you got the employee to offer an alternative related product for you to buy instead of the incorrectly marked item. Then one...

What I'd like to know is if the promotion adds on "$50 dollars off a new game" to your trade in GC or if it just guarantees a minimum of $50 for the 3 games traded in. If it's the latter, then the deal surely blows since almost all these games would net over $50 if traded in without a promotion...

So any veteran traders know when a new ban wave typically hits? And if selected, is the ban permanent or only for a set period? (i.e. a year). :oldman: Edit: Whoops, wrong thread. Sorry guys. But if anyone here knows, I'd appreciate any info. Thanks.

The amount that goes towards your reward points is based on the "base value" of the item traded in, not the promotional value (promotions such as $100 minimum for a working PS3/XBOX360). If the consoles were under $100 base value (most of the older consoles were priced at $30 and under), then...

Anyone know if the limit of 3 copies of a game title per system  is lifted when the new year starts or is it a year from trading in the actual games? 

I'm passing out Amazon Kindle gift cards bought with Best Buy gift cards. :bouncy:

Awww shoot! They lowered the TIV for my games overnight. Damn those Best Buy ninjas! ( -$23.10 profit) Do you guys think it might be worth it just to wait for double trade in value and pray these games won't get lowered again?

Don't suppose anyone would give up their "10 dollar off a used game" online code. I can trade for the EO or Call of Duty Blops 2 online code for it!

Does anyone know when the 100% bonus will take effect?