expiredRevOne | Staff posted Dec 21, 2023 06:58 PM
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expiredRevOne | Staff posted Dec 21, 2023 06:58 PM
Nintendo Switch Games: Red Dead Redemption $35, Switch Sports w/ Leg Strap
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"How ever you have contacted me regarding this, and you're a valuable guest to us, I don't want to disappoint you at this moment, I'm going to process $10 off on the order / items for one time exception only for you."
Guess I'm valuable.
"How ever you have contacted me regarding this, and you're a valuable guest to us, I don't want to disappoint you at this moment, I'm going to process $10 off on the order / items for one time exception only for you."
Guess I'm valuable.
Or does that even matter .. what seem to matter is who you get
Or does that even matter .. what seem to matter is who you get
if you have 5% red card or gift cards to burn at Target
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And yes I know this game will probably continue to drop in price, and as a 2010 game it's probably not worth what I paid for it, but I've never played it before and didn't want to risk continue waiting for a sale only to have it go out of print. We're in the final months of the Switch. These physical copies can just disappear from store shelves on a whim, never to return.
The rep in the online chat told me they couldn't match staples BECAUSE IT WAS A SALE PRICE.
I told him that was ridiculous. If it was REGULAR price, why would I need to match?? It would just be the regular standard price! There would be nothing to "match"! I asked him - What's the point of price matching if it excludes sales??
He told me he'd make a "special exception " for me since I'm a loyal customer.
Anyway, I wonder if they just use this "special exception" phrase to make people feel special?
But I want to buy it....
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