ShadowSoldier on 07 August 2009
| Best Buy Testing Amazing Price Match Policy Company serves a plate of ownage to Gamestop and Game Crazy. by Jim Reilly August 7, 2009 - A Best Buy store in Utah is testing a new price match policy to help compete with lower used price sales at Gamestop and Game Crazy. The policy, which was recently implemented, will allow customers to purchase brand new games for the used prices at those competing stores (see below). A Best Buy representative confirmed to IGN, however, this is only a market test for that particular store. The company could not comment on the chances of this offer becoming nation-wide. Individual stores are allowed to perform their own market tests, separate from Best Buy's corporate strategy, the spokesperson said. IGN reached out to Gamestop as well, but we were told the company could not offer a comment at this time What does this offer mean to you, the consumer? Link: http://games.ign.com/articles/101/1011907p1.html |
DAMN SON. GOOD BUY 54.99 USED GAMES I EXPECT A STRONG PRICE-DROP FOR USED GAMES FROM GAMESTOP/EB GAMES
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