This is the dumbest scheme ever. I can make more money faster with less work and only leaving my house once with store credit at stores I'll actually buy things from. Just buy random crap online at cheap values and return at whatever store sells them with a good return policy. Walmart works great for this.

Still doesn't mean it isn't sketchy and worth doing. You may be thinking you are screwing the company, but the bottom line is they will fire the little guy rather than the bigwig taking a pay cut because they aren't making enough.

How do you figure you could get $77 for a game? The most I've ever seen them offer is $40 or $45.

I've taken brand new, never opened games back to EB Games/ Gamestop and only gotten $40 or LESS for store credit.......

sounds fun!

Sounds like a quick way to make a lot of money without pissing off and financially penalising others, whilst at the same time expanding your resume, making you friends and providing you with skills...

Oh wait, I just described working, GET A JOB!

PS3beats360...you and you're crazy get rich quick schemes

here is a better idea every now and then you can find a gem of a game that you wanted but didn't want to pay full price for on clearance or used. Play it for a few weeks, beat it, and then eBay it or trade it back in and end up breaking even or even gaining a little. I was able to do this with Call of Duty 2 a while back, I bought it on eBay used for about $17 played it regularly for a couple of months then turned around and sold it and I think I made a few dollars in the process. And that is completely legal.

This is hilarious.

I hate those places. I don't buy my games there unless I can't find it anywhere else.

I don't think I get the process, are these the steps?

1. Buy three games, $50 each ($150 spent, 3 new games)
2. Return the three games for a new game ($150 spent, 1 new game)
3. ???
4. profit?

I guess if you get $27 per attempt it could be worth it but I don't believe you and don't quite understand the process you're explaining...