hahaha that's FUCKING hilarious. Way to beat the system! Stick it to the man.
| STEKSTAV said: Bad numonex, bad! |
Why? All 3 parites get something here.
The discount store gets sales.
Numonex gets money from gamestop...
and gamestop pays less then retail for the games while also making sure that Numonex has to use that money to purchase games at gamestop... which if any are used have a huge markup.
While getting to sell those Mass Effect 2 copies for an even higher amount and netting probably a good 5-6 dollars profit on each.
| numonex said: The retail price for new games in my country(Australia) are $100. This price is around $80 US. I bought the 30 games from JB Hi-Fi a discount chain store. I traded in 30 games which cost on average $15 each. I traded in 30 copies of three different games. 10 copies of the same game. 10 separate trades to get the 10 free copies of Mass effect 2. Each set of three would have three different games. The game store has exclusion lists. I buy the cheapest and crappest games not on exclusion list and trade them back in and get the free game. Total cost of the 30 games was $450 All up I made $485 in profit. Trade store credit when I traded in the 10 copies of Mass effect 2 in one trade at one EB Game store. I got $935 in store credits. |
see, this is why it works in other countries outside the US so much better.
I made ~$60 off of 4 copies of Formula 1 2009 for Wii. Had I cared (and my city had more stock) I could have sold a lot more and made a lot more profit (I found out I could get ~50% profit on each copy purchased, but my first copy I sold for very little profit to see if it would work)
wow just wow....
N64 is the ONLY console of the fifth generation!
bet with *no one yet* that the combined first week of Monster Hunter 3 in america and europe will be 600k or more! winner changes looser sig and avatar for two months!
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