I think I would rather take the 30 or so minute drive to a Mall and go there to trade games, at Gamestop. And I hate to say that, but they expect me to trade in COD4 for like $13? Gamestop will buy that in like the mid $30s. Some of those deals are okay, but even GameFly has better deals than this. $18 for COD4. (which I think is still low, since from this website it sells at $37) I think the deals aren't that good for you to be waiting to get giftcards.
I can trade in Blood in the Sand there for $15, or trade it in at GameFly for nearly $30. GS/EB will buy it for $35. Why is the 360 version $15 or so and the PS3 version is in the twenties?
"I think I would rather take the 30 or so minute drive to a Mall and go there to trade games, at Gamestop. And I hate to say that, but they expect me to trade in COD4 for like $13? Gamestop will buy that in like the mid $30s. Some of those deals are okay, but even GameFly has better deals than this. $18 for COD4. (which I think is still low, since from this website it sells at $37) I think the deals aren't that good for you to be waiting to get giftcards.
I can trade in Blood in the Sand there for $15, or trade it in at GameFly for nearly $30. GS/EB will buy it for $35. Why is the 360 version $15 or so and the PS3 version is in the twenties?"
Just like when you shop, it's probably best to compare prices first, and go to where you'll get the best deal.
I didn't realize GameFly did trade-ins? And I've never heard of Future Shop before. I should look into this stuff. Maybe I'll try getting rid of some of the duplicate games I've picked up through game lots on ebay.
i would much rather trade in via amazon and use the giftcard for games or other amazon products. besides, they for shipping and it much more convenient for me.
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