Where do you buy your used games online?

MrX

MrX

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I am sick of the GS monster and I am looking for some used Game Cube games so where do you buy your used games from online and not get gouged?
 
i like ebay, i just do a search by system, then games, then used, then list by price (lowest to highest) then use the buy it now tab at the tab. you can find some great deals that way. just picked up a bunch of 360 games for 9 bucks shipped, and none of them were madden 06
 
[quote name='oakleyswitch']i like ebay, i just do a search by system, then games, then used, then list by price (lowest to highest) then use the buy it now tab at the tab. you can find some great deals that way. just picked up a bunch of 360 games for 9 bucks shipped, and none of them were madden 06[/quote]

Ebay is ok but I have gotten burned on pirated or games the were rubbed with a brillo pad before it was sent to me
 
[quote name='rodeojones903']www.estarland.com[/quote]

QFT.

You can even trade in games for decent credit. They even carry imports and classic systems. I just picked up an Agetec (DC) stick from them. After trade ins, I'm only paying four bucks out of pocket.
 
By brillo pad you mean disc resurfacing unit?

Anyway, the cheapest way to go is make a list of games you're willing to buy and the price you're willing to pay for them in the CAG trading forum. eStarland is okay but their prices usually kinda suck, and their trade in credit isn't as good as it once was---I don't do business with them anymore really.
 
ebay, half, amazon, and gamefly are usually good choices as long as your willing to thoroughly read descriptions of items.
 
[quote name='anotherjeff']ebay, half, amazon, and gamefly are usually good choices as long as your willing to thoroughly read descriptions of items.[/quote]

Yes, always read all the descriptions of the items on ebay and if they dont explicitly state the game is complete and scratch free, just send a quick note asking them to verify that it is.

I'm not saying you will never get a game that is oversold as "MINT" when it clearly isn't, but you definitely improve your chances of getting better quality items by doing that little bit of due dilligence.
 
estarland.com always delivers the goods. I've always received mint items. They might be a little more expensive but it's worth the extra expense.

I just got a mint Agetec stick for $55. After trade ins and shipping, out of pocket expense was $8. Not too bad for trading in a couple penny copies of Perfect Dark (N64) and a bunch of crappy games that weren't moving off my trade list anytime soon. Oh yeah, I also got a mint copy of Marvel vs Capcom, a VMU, and S-Video cables with my order.
 
I try the trading forums first. Then I head to half.com to see if there're any reliable sellers (folks with 100% + feedback selling mint games). My final stop is ebay. Don't prefer ebay, but sometimes you'll find mint or even sealed games 15-20 bucs less than retail.
 
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