Recent content by ezellaur

I've yet to see a K-mart that has 1600-point cards in stock.

$20 video game credit is back on for RDR, plus the $5 MP3 credit.

It's important to spoon feed Amazon's CS. Don't ask them for a refund. Instead, ask them when you should expect the refund and then refer them to the pre-order guarantee.

This is a response from Amazon Customer Service that I got back in February: Hello, Thank you for contacting us with your concern. I understand you've $10 promotional funds and wants to pre-order a game. Whenever you pre-order a book, CD, video, DVD, software, or video game, the price we...

RDR credit gone (now that it is released) Singularity credit seems to be gone too, though?

I'm assuming sellers can sit on bids for as long as they want?

Can I ask what the advantage is of adding a game to an existing order?

My bad. Noisome is right, I did not mean to imply it was a Gold Box deal. Oops.

http://www.amazon.com/Xbox-360-Live-Month-Messenger-Gold/dp/B001EKTF60/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=videogames&qid=1259782323&sr=8-1 It's really only a "deal" if you're looking to get both a membership and the 360 controller chatpad. The box comes with 12-months of LIVE Gold membership, the chatpad, a...

Is it just me, but the email I got said that it was only valid on games $30 and more. Anyone else have this stipulation on their $10 or am I seemingly getting shafted by Gamefly? I see a lot of you are getting games that are over $30, but has anyone tried this code with a game less than $30?

I'm not too enthused about Amazon's deals today. Hopefully, it gets better later in the week.

http://www.blackfriday.info/sales/target-black-friday-ad.html

So they're selling just the game discs without the case/manual?

Beware of it! “Game credit” and “gift cards” have become very popular among suppliers. An almost universal way of enticing us consumers to buy hot new game releases. Why has it become so popular? Because suppliers know that they can give us this reward, and most of us will think we’re...

I think the problem with your supply and demand argument is that your applying it to a specific vendor, when it is only true in a more universal sense. Yes, since MW2 is in high demand, vendors can charge more for it. The PC price is a good example. However, all supply and demand tells us is...