Super YMMV: New DSs 109.99 at GameCrazy.

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They fucked up doing the price reports and new DSs are 109.99 and used are 129.99. I didn't let it slide, but you may find someone who will. Go for it. It'll probably be fixed tommorow.

EDIT: Only Silver DSs, blue ones are correctly at 129.99.
 
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Didn't let it slide? Were they doing the price changes when you arrived or that is what rung up on the computer? All that needs is a simple 'Manua Price' to the right amount.
 
[quote name='gizmogc']Didn't let it slide? Were they doing the price changes when you arrived or that is what rung up on the computer? All that needs is a simple 'Manua Price' to the right amount.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, but they haven't left any messages about the price yet, so I don't know if some people don't realize it.
I know you can press F5 and manual price it, I did that twice today on the DSs.
Also, yeah, the price changes were in the computer and on the sheet that printed out.
 
[quote name='gizmogc']They obviously made a screw-up switching the used vs. new prices...but oh well.[/QUOTE]
Wouldn't be the first time, though. #-o
 
Thanks--I did this successfully. Unfortunately my new DS has a bad pixel on the upper screen. When I went back to the store to get a replacement, they said they'd sold me the last silver DS, and that I should take it up with the manufacturer. Which I don't really have a problem doing, as Nintendo's bad-pixel replacement policy is excellent:

http://www.engadget.com/entry/1234000507022865/
 
[quote name='marshallbanana']Thanks--I did this successfully. Unfortunately my new DS has a bad pixel on the upper screen. When I went back to the store to get a replacement, they said they'd sold me the last silver DS, and that I should take it up with the manufacturer. Which I don't really have a problem doing, as Nintendo's bad-pixel replacement policy is excellent:

http://www.engadget.com/entry/1234000507022865/[/QUOTE]

which it is, nintendo is very good about replacing stuff.
 
[quote name='marshallbanana']Thanks--I did this successfully. Unfortunately my new DS has a bad pixel on the upper screen. When I went back to the store to get a replacement, they said they'd sold me the last silver DS, and that I should take it up with the manufacturer. Which I don't really have a problem doing, as Nintendo's bad-pixel replacement policy is excellent:

http://www.engadget.com/entry/1234000507022865/[/QUOTE]


If you have a credit card, they'll just ask for your number, send you a DS and packaging to send the old DS back.
 
A defective pixel on one of those LCD screens of that quality is to be expected. Although, I would do the same to find one without. ^_^
 
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