Wherehouse.com screwed me

Actually, the two pairs of shoes looked identical. That's why the customer was confused. However, the shoes are marked "Stafford" and "towncraft", so there was no reason for that man to yell at me. All he had to do was READ.

Or else say, "Ooops, my mistake." What is it so hard for customers to admit they made a mistake?[quote name='wubb']If you follow rallen's steps you never see the UPC and their own directions do not mention checking [/QUOTE]




But you DO see that there are two Xbox versions - one for $24 and one for ~$7.50. You the seller should *be intelligent enough to check both* to (a) see why they are different prices and (b) match the correct 1 of 2 games with your copy.

Why did the seller, seeing *two* Xbox games, not read the descriptions & verify he had the right one?

troy
 
[quote name='electrictroy']But you DO see that there are two Xbox versions - one for $24 and one for ~$7.50. You the seller should *be intelligent enough to check both* to (a) see why they are different prices and (b) match the correct 1 of 2 games with your copy.

Why did the seller, seeing *two* Xbox games, not read the descriptions & verify he had the right one?

troy[/QUOTE]

If you feel anyone trading in should be obligated to read down through the entire list of search results to make sure they haven't added a bogus UPC of the game that never actually existed, then I'll give you this point.
 
[quote name='wubb']If you feel anyone trading in should be obligated to read down through the entire list of search results...[/QUOTE]Yes. They're paying you. The least you could do is make sure to read BOTH descriptions for the 2 Xbox games.



For example: What happens when they have two listings for FF7 (the original = $30 & the greatest hits = $10). Do you just automatically assume your GH-FF7 is the more valuable copy? Nope.

You read the descriptions & double-check.

troy
 
FIXED TO MAKE WUBB HAPPY:[quote name='wubb']If you feel anyone trading in should be obligated to read down through the entire list of search results to make sure they haven't added a bogus UPC of the game that never actually existed, then I'll give you this point.[/QUOTE]Yes. They're paying you. The least you could do is make sure to read BOTH descriptions for the 2 Xbox games.



For example: What happens when they have two listings for FF7 (the original = $30 & the greatest hits = $10). Do you just automatically assume your GH-FF7 is the more valuable copy? Nope.

You read the descriptions & double-check.

troy
 
[quote name='wubb']If you feel anyone trading in should be obligated to read down through the entire list of search results to make sure they haven't added a bogus UPC of the game that never actually existed, then I'll give you this point.[/QUOTE]You'll have to give me the point. I typed the "bogus UPC" into amazon, and it DOES exist. There are two versions of this game:

- one released by Vivendi
- one released by SVG Distribution

So wherehouse.com was not trying to rip you off. There are actually two different games, and it was *your* responsibility to verify you clicked the correct one. (I again refer you to my FF7 vs. FF7-GH example.)
What happens when they have two listings for FF7 (the original = $30 & the greatest hits = $10). Do you just automatically assume your GH-FF7 is the more valuable copy? Nope.

You read the descriptions & double-check.

Same with the different versions of Outlaw Golf.
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troy
 
Ah, then I will concede the point to you. Bizarre that wherehouse gives more based on the publisher. I doubt there is a base of collectors clamoring for one release over the other.
 
Wherehouse.com is awful. Why the hell would anyone shop there? Their prices are really high. Some of the greatest hits games are still 50 bucks. 39.99 for Judge Dredd vs. Death? Didn't it release at 19.99? 44 for a used copy of Dinotopia?

I would have thought they would give you 24 for Outlaw Golf, and then force you to buy their high priced shit. Same thing as FYE, and their good trade in values. Aren't the two connected?
 
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