I think that policy only applies up through the release date. Ymmv on requesting a manual adjustment, but that would be outside their official policy.Will Amazon auto refund the difference of orders prior to today, or do I need to do a chat support?
They haven't done that for a while now. YMMV but I say you wont be lucky.Will Amazon auto refund the difference of orders prior to today, or do I need to do a chat support?
Any time I've asked chat they've told me to return it and buy againWill Amazon auto refund the difference of orders prior to today, or do I need to do a chat support?
Probably not, only Best Buy is good at doing that (from my experience).Will Amazon auto refund the difference of orders prior to today, or do I need to do a chat support?
Target has been good at price adjusting for me if you ask through chat.Probably not, only Best Buy is good at doing that (from my experience).
No. You will have to request it. Another alternative is re-buy, return.Will Amazon auto refund the difference of orders prior to today, or do I need to do a chat support?
That's good to know. I haven't ordered anything through Target in ages (they aren't local and by the time they have a sale.. I usually have already bought the games included elsewhere).Target has been good at price adjusting for me if you ask through chat.
That's what I was thinking. I remember getting an automatic refund for Mario 3d All Stars, but I think it's because they matched Walmart on release day.I think that policy only applies up through the release date. Ymmv on requesting a manual adjustment, but that would be outside their official policy.
They did the same to me via AWD, but it turns out the gold coins still redeem, so...okay?Gotta love Amazon, they sent me a PEGI rated Paper Mario instead of the ESRB one.![]()
Same thing happened to me with Deadly Premonition 2 a few months. Back. Hearing this happening to more and more people due to how Amazon puts third party seller copies (shipped by Amazon) into the same bins as their own stock has made me use them as little as possible for game purchases.Gotta love Amazon, they sent me a PEGI rated Paper Mario instead of the ESRB one.![]()
They will do literally anything if you ask nicely.Target has been good at price adjusting for me if you ask through chat.
Pretty much. Couple years ago they had a 25% off a toy coupon with a Nintendo Switch pictured. The coupon wouldn’t apply and I asked support and they took $75 off.They will do literally anything if you ask nicely.
Man, you can't win these days with ordering games online between GS sending scratched disc only games in sleeves as "new" and AMZ sending out Pegi games instead of the NTSC version that you ordered. Walmart B&M seems like one of the best places to buy new games now and get them in actual brand new condition shockingly enough.Gotta love Amazon, they sent me a PEGI rated Paper Mario instead of the ESRB one.![]()
Walmart is mainly what I use (especially in store near releases as they price is the best most of the time). Best Buy has been my go to for online purchases for more than a year now. Strange times. I used to be all about Amazon and rarely ever bought anything from best buy (I never had GCU)... but I'd rather shop on ebay and take my chances there than roll the dice with Amazon. I will only use Gamestop if I can get in store pickup and verify I'm getting a SEALED new game.. or I shop the store in person. I might give Target a chance at some point... but I don't have any near by and I'd rather just shop for red tagged games in person the few times a year I am near one of the stores.Man, you can't win these days with ordering games online between GS sending scratched disc only games in sleeves as "new" and AMZ sending out Pegi games instead of the NTSC version that you ordered. Walmart B&M seems like one of the best places to buy new games now and get them in actual brand new condition shockingly enough.