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[Dragoonlordz]

kbct wrote...

Good, it saves people £10. Now it's back down to £24.

Was on £24 anyways prior to the message. So no big deal. Nothing wrong with people getting a good deal.

("\\(o.O)/")

Modifié par Dragoonlordz, 03 avril 2012 - 12:14 .

[HOUSE MDD]

nice to see retailers standing up for us

[kbct]

Dragoonlordz wrote...

kbct wrote...

Good, it saves people £10. Now it's back down to £24.

Was on £24 anyways prior to the message. When I bought my copy on day one it was from there and was only £28. So it only dropped £4 in a month.

Yes, but it was £34 during the "crisis."

$60 / 1.6 = £37.5. Are you saying it was selling for $45 USD equivalent on day one in the UK?

EDIT: Heh, you can't ninja-edit me. Well, you can but not this time. So, do you retract your statement?

Modifié par kbct, 03 avril 2012 - 12:15 .

[Dridengx]

ashwind wrote...

Gleym wrote...
Not quite. This is more like going to a steakhouse, ordering a steak and then as you're cutting into the very last of the steak,  you pull the meat apart to reveal a used condom that somehow managed to make its way in there, and then complaining about it.

But hey, who am I to refute hypocrisy. I mean, after all, nothing's more hilarious than seeing people overreact whilst accusing other people of overreacting.

If you are right, it it were a used condom in your meal, sue them. Sue Bioware. Bring them to court and prove that they did not deliver.

Or is the US and UK now going with "Guilty until proven innocent?"

Fact is, like it or not Amazon is just tired of ppl asking for refund over desert.

You ppl are spamming and hijacking the forums and are acting like terrorist. There is a good reason the governments of the world do not bow to terrorist nor entertain their demands.

good point

[kbct]

Dridengx wrote...

ashwind wrote...

Gleym wrote...
Not quite. This is more like going to a steakhouse, ordering a steak and then as you're cutting into the very last of the steak,  you pull the meat apart to reveal a used condom that somehow managed to make its way in there, and then complaining about it.

But hey, who am I to refute hypocrisy. I mean, after all, nothing's more hilarious than seeing people overreact whilst accusing other people of overreacting.

If you are right, it it were a used condom in your meal, sue them. Sue Bioware. Bring them to court and prove that they did not deliver.

Or is the US and UK now going with "Guilty until proven innocent?"

Fact is, like it or not Amazon is just tired of ppl asking for refund over desert.

You ppl are spamming and hijacking the forums and are acting like terrorist. There is a good reason the governments of the world do not bow to terrorist nor entertain their demands.

good point

The better analogy was biting into an apple and seeing a worm inside. A half-eaten worm.

Modifié par kbct, 03 avril 2012 - 12:19 .

[Dragoonlordz]

kbct wrote...

Dragoonlordz wrote...

kbct wrote...

Good, it saves people £10. Now it's back down to £24.

Was on £24 anyways prior to the message. When I bought my copy on day one it was from there and was only £28. So it only dropped £4 in a month.

Yes, but it was £34 during the "crisis."

$60 / 1.6 = £37.5. Are you saying it was selling for $45 USD equivalent on day one in the UK?

EDIT: Heh, you can't ninja-edit me. Well, you can but not this time. So, do you retract your statement?

I retracted the part I did not mean to say yes, for second forgot I had two copies one for 360 and one for PC. The PC one was £28 while the 360 one was around £34. The 360 one I returned for credit and the PC one I kept.

[Dragoonlordz]

Imperium Alpha wrote...

The only thing that I see really shocking is the price of the collector edition.

I can't imagine anyone buying that for that price..