Is Yakuza Zero getting a physical release do we know?
Safe to pre-order and cancel anything at a later date right?
For some reason I remember reading that if you cancel one item from the order, then it removes the discount from the whole order but I can't find that now, was/am I wrong?
You can cancel one item without penalty.
I am going to wait at least 24 hours more, I think. Just for any announcements from the show floor.
You can cancel one item without penalty.
I am going to wait at least 24 hours more, I think. Just for any announcements from the show floor.
If Yakuza 5 was any indicator, I would expect digital only.
What happens if you cancel more than one item? So the old strategy of ordering everything and cancelling won't fly anymore?
Since Ni No Kuni 2 and Gravity Rush 2 were no-shows, I suspect we won't be getting pre-orders?
They announced last time that there will be a y0 physical release.
You can cancel more than one without penalty. Don't worry.
Dunno, we do still have all of E3 proper to go through. But yes, now begins several days of pulling out your hair hoping Amazon will recognize anything that wasn't presented in a press conference. (For example: Resident Evil 7 is apparently also slated for PC and Xbox One!)
Had no idea it was coming to both, the VR trailer before the full reveal felt like tricking you into thinking exclusive. For me, it's mostly the RPG's I'm waiting to pop up now, Amazon has so far been on the ball with immediate pre-orders for announcements.
Don't worry, you're probably not alone in thinking that. I'm sure that's exactly what Sony was hoping you'd think, after all.
I hope to see Gravity Rush 2 go up before E3 is through, though realistically that's probably not coming out until early 2017 at best.
Ok everyone, start praying and begging that Walmart will come through with the discounts to undercut Amazon when they post things like Titanfall 2
More than half will be dropped before they release.
what are the chances gravity rush 2 will be on amazon?
we already got shafted with 1
Ok everyone, start praying and begging that Walmart will come through with the discounts to undercut Amazon when they post things like Titanfall 2
I fully intend on cancellingof my preorders. I just want a safety net with that 20% off and lowest price guarantee, yaknow?all
Yes. I cancelled my trial by accident the other day, and none of my orders were effected.i keep getting offered an amazon prime trial.
if i get it, can i order all the e3 games, then cancel it and still keep the free 2 day shipping?
i keep getting offered an amazon prime trial.
if i get it, can i order all the e3 games, then cancel it and still keep the free 2 day shipping?
i keep getting offered an amazon prime trial.
if i get it, can i order all the e3 games, then cancel it and still keep the free 2 day shipping?
Yes, they are. You'll get the code to download Stick of Truth with your copy of Fractured but Whole.plan to compile my preorder list tomorrow, even though I'll probably cancel them all, but do we know if amazon.ca is doing that free stick of truth with south park: the fractured but whole preorder?
It's cool if I order in groups of 3 or 4 from Amazon even if I might want to cancel 1 - all of them? Or should I just order like 10 in one order?
All of my orders (total of 10) are separate. Is that okay, or should I cancel and clump them into 1 order?If Amazon says 1 order, do it in one order, some of you seem to forget that Amazon is known for outright banning people
All of my orders (total of 10) are separate. Is that okay, or should I cancel and clump them into 1 order?
Yep, I have FFXV and World of Final Fantasy from my last year E3 order with %30.
They both dropped in price.
Amazon has lowest price guarantee.
Yes. If you already had an E3/Black Friday pre-order with a straight 20%/30% off, price protection gives you a new regular price and your pre-order gives you 20%/30% off that. If you don't already have a pre-order, $50 is the lowest price you can attain without CSR trickery.
k I can't wait for BB to drop the ball on games I actually wanna get. worst case scenario is I gotta get them from Amazon but then again they might drop the ball too
where are you, Stage On? talk to BB and Amazon for me
I talked to a CSR on live chat, and they seemed to have no idea about any rules regulating the amount of orders someone makes. They said me making each game an individual order was fine, and that I could continue placing my orders that way if I wanted to.Follow the rules Amazon posted, ask Amazon, or do nothing and hope Amazon doesn't end up enforcing it later
I talked to a CSR on live chat, and they seem to have no idea about any rules regulating the amount of orders someone makes. They said me making each game an individual order was fine, and that I could continue placing my orders that way if I wanted to.
I talked to a CSR on live chat, and they seem to have no idea about any rules regulating the amount of orders someone makes. They said me making each game an individual order was fine, and that I could continue placing my orders that way if I wanted to.
Is there a place on Amazon to read their pre-order "rules" or policy or whatever. I looked around and don't really see anything.
Terms and Conditions:
▪ Offer expires at 11:59 p.m. (PT) June 16, 2016.
▪ 20% discount will be applied at checkout.
▪ Items that qualify for this promotion may not qualify for other promotions.
▪ Offer only applies to products sold by Amazon.ca.
▪ Offer does not apply to digital content.
▪ Offer good while supplies last.
▪ Shipping charges and taxes may apply to discounted and free promotional items.
▪ Offer limited to one per customer and account.
▪ Offer is not valid on collector's editions, limited editions, deluxe editions, limited deluxe editions, or limited collector's editions.
▪ Offer is not valid on Toys to Life items include, but not limited to, amiibo, Skylanders, LEGO Dimensions, and Disney Infinity.
▪ Amazon reserves the right to modify or cancel the offer at any time.
▪ Offer is non-transferable and may not be resold.
▪ Offer discount will be allocated proportionally among all promotional items in your order.
▪ If any of the products or content related to this offer are returned, your refund will equal the amount you paid for the product or content, subject to applicable refund policies.
▪ If you violate any of these terms, the offer will be invalid.
▪ Unless an Amazon Gift Card is the stated benefit of the promotion, promotional codes (including those placed directly in accounts) may not be redeemed for Amazon Gift Cards.
▪ Void where prohibited.
▪ If you violate any of the Terms and Conditions, the promotion will be invalid, and the discount will not apply.
Terms and Conditions:
▪ Limit two per customer per title.
▪ Items in this promotion cannot qualify for other promotions.
▪ The promotion is valid for a limited time only. Amazon reserves the right to cancel or modify it at any time.
▪ The promotion applies only to physical products sold by Amazon Fulfillment Services, Inc. or Amazon.ca. It does not apply to the same products sold by other sellers. For example, if the promotion applies to cookware offered by Amazon.ca, the same cookware offered by other sellers on the Amazon.com web site (e.g. Macy’s, Target, etc.) do not qualify.
▪ Offer good while supplies last.
▪ Void where prohibited.
▪ If you violate any of the Terms and Conditions, the promotion will be invalid, and the discount will not apply.
Oh, is this the rule we're discussing? I thought that just meant one title per customer.▪ Offer limited to one per customer and account.