... so the EB closest to me I mainly use to return stuff from the online store.
(all transactions are from tonight)
TRANSACTION #1
- return Resident Evil 2 N64, because the label is all ripped off and the cart has a brown, burnt tinge (nice quality control EBGames.com)
and
- return Heretic 2 for Linux, because I had no idea it was for Linux until I even opened it, and it was only $1.50 so, assuming it was for PC, I bought it on impulse
TRANSACTION #2
- purchase System Shock 2, MDK2, and Red Faction, PO for PC. (amazingly SS2 is in mint condition, and was $7)
TRANSACTION #3
- return all of the above, because he forgot to use my Edge card, and then re-purchase it (which he clearly knew I had, because the receipt for the Heretic 2 return showed the EB Edge discount)
Then, I saw the 3 for 2 DVD sale, and wanted a PO PS2 and GC game... so I go up with them, and four DVDs. (anticipating 1 of the 4 being in bad condition)
The clerk goes searching.
All but one of the six are in really bad to plain awful condition.
"Do you have another Ratchet and Clank?"
"That's the best condition we have."
"*pause* It looks like a coaster." (and it did!)
So of course I do feel like an asshole for making him find everything, but:
1) Organize the damn games so they're alphabetical
2) Don't take back things that look like ass
Anyway, later at home I filed a complaint with the 800 number about their used game policy in general. If they stopped buying back stuff in garbage condition, then people would have to actually *gasp* take care of their stuff in order to trade it back in!
Not to mention the EB a week ago where somebody brought in 4 to 5 X-Box games to trade in with no manuals or cases, and the clerk asked the other clerk to go searching for boxes on the shelves, presumably because the customer was a friend. $25 credit for a disc only, probably scratched to hell Midnight Club 3. Yeah, that's real fair.
(all transactions are from tonight)
TRANSACTION #1
- return Resident Evil 2 N64, because the label is all ripped off and the cart has a brown, burnt tinge (nice quality control EBGames.com)
and
- return Heretic 2 for Linux, because I had no idea it was for Linux until I even opened it, and it was only $1.50 so, assuming it was for PC, I bought it on impulse
TRANSACTION #2
- purchase System Shock 2, MDK2, and Red Faction, PO for PC. (amazingly SS2 is in mint condition, and was $7)
TRANSACTION #3
- return all of the above, because he forgot to use my Edge card, and then re-purchase it (which he clearly knew I had, because the receipt for the Heretic 2 return showed the EB Edge discount)
Then, I saw the 3 for 2 DVD sale, and wanted a PO PS2 and GC game... so I go up with them, and four DVDs. (anticipating 1 of the 4 being in bad condition)
The clerk goes searching.
All but one of the six are in really bad to plain awful condition.
"Do you have another Ratchet and Clank?"
"That's the best condition we have."
"*pause* It looks like a coaster." (and it did!)
So of course I do feel like an asshole for making him find everything, but:
1) Organize the damn games so they're alphabetical
2) Don't take back things that look like ass
Anyway, later at home I filed a complaint with the 800 number about their used game policy in general. If they stopped buying back stuff in garbage condition, then people would have to actually *gasp* take care of their stuff in order to trade it back in!
Not to mention the EB a week ago where somebody brought in 4 to 5 X-Box games to trade in with no manuals or cases, and the clerk asked the other clerk to go searching for boxes on the shelves, presumably because the customer was a friend. $25 credit for a disc only, probably scratched to hell Midnight Club 3. Yeah, that's real fair.