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twesterm on 06 March 2009
Aj_habfan said:

Yea, I was going to buy the new PSP poker game - $12. Only thing wrong was that I noticed the $23 shipping charge at the last confirmation screen. Like wtf? He is in Canada too. I bought an 8GB memory stick from someone in Australia and the shipping charge was like $3.

 

Whoops, yeah forgot to mention look at the shipping.  A lot of people will start their auctions super low or offer a really low buy it now but then screw you over in shipping.

If you're paying more than a few bucks for shipping of a game you're getting screwed.  If you look hard enough you can usually find auctions that give free shipping anyways,



 

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Tecmo on 06 March 2009

i use ebay all time and have never had a problem....also look for a locally owned used game store in your area



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