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DarrenB
Guest
Why is it that folks pay the retail, or over, on E-bay for Wii games that are:
a) not in short supply
b) available somewhere common on the high street, like Woolies, who have plenty of stock
And they then have to add postage, sometimes over priced postage, on to the top as well. (Many e-commerce places do free postage like HMV, Amazon and Play for example).
I'd rather buy from someone like Play rather than ebay. I mean there is absolutely no guarantee in what condition you will get your goods from an ebay seller. Both ebay and paypal can offer some sort of assurance but in the end you will be charged a fee for reclaiming monies paid, which could be almost half the price of a game....and what if the seller sticks two fingers up at you??
So unless the game is rediculosly cheap, which is most unlikely (becasue if it is, there has got to be something wrong, like the seller is in Nigeria or something) - then you may as well go through larger established retailers.
What do you reckon?
a) not in short supply
b) available somewhere common on the high street, like Woolies, who have plenty of stock
And they then have to add postage, sometimes over priced postage, on to the top as well. (Many e-commerce places do free postage like HMV, Amazon and Play for example).
I'd rather buy from someone like Play rather than ebay. I mean there is absolutely no guarantee in what condition you will get your goods from an ebay seller. Both ebay and paypal can offer some sort of assurance but in the end you will be charged a fee for reclaiming monies paid, which could be almost half the price of a game....and what if the seller sticks two fingers up at you??
So unless the game is rediculosly cheap, which is most unlikely (becasue if it is, there has got to be something wrong, like the seller is in Nigeria or something) - then you may as well go through larger established retailers.
What do you reckon?
