"buy used" they said

You got scammed, this game is free to play.

can't you just change the case?

>"mint"

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check the disc for a cock imprint

>fart inside the case
>close it
>take it to CEX to exchange
>wagie whiffs my guff when he opens it
whether it smells or not the fact remains that a gas that was previously inside my anus is now inside your lungs

Invisible ass pennies.

When I bought a used Wii it came with Twilight Princess and Resident Evil rail shooters and I legitimately think someone shitted inside the disc cases and then closed them. They were in some weird peanut butter-like substance but not that firm, was like actual shit

I didn't lie. Smell the package again

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Several years ago I got a fucked up copy of Persona 2 that was listed as "new." The case was broken, the shrink wrap was torn up and barely attached, and it had something sticky on it. Luckily everything besides the jewel case was perfectly fine. I just had to replace it.

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Nice psyop thread.

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>buy game new
>don't like it
>buy game used
>enjoy it
>switch the scratched and fucked up box for the good one
Works well as long as the paper itself wasn't damaged.

>tranny game

t.ranny

>sell game on ebay
>list it in acceptable condition since the disc is pretty scratched up
>include pictures of disc in listing
>made sure it still worked before shipping
>buyer gets game
>says the disc was scratched
>leaves negative feedback
>gets their money back and keeps the game

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NOOOO YOU'RE LIFE IS OVER WAAAAAAAH

Yeah, those yuro boxes with that pegi thing in the corner are so fucking ugly.

get fucked nigger

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And there was nothing that could be done about it?

>buy used game from ebay
>condition: good
>the back of the disc is scratched as fuck

ebay and other sites should enforce sellers to take a pic of the back of the fucking disc

Turn the page
Wash your hands

It wasn't like this in the past, but now if someone claims that a product was broken, the seller can ask to have it returned at the seller's expense prior to issuance of the refund.
Shipping costs are so high that it's usually difficult to justify, and it's easy to fraudulently return a different item anyways.

ebay favors the buyer 99% of the time, even if youre a reputable seller. you can try to argue with customer support and make a big deal out of it, but unless its something worth a lot of money I dont even bother. even if you give them proof of the condition, the buyer will still be favored if they just say "lol it didnt work fuck you".

>buy ps2 game listed as "like new"
>disc looks like someone scrubbed it with a brillo pad

Yes op how could they not close it up eith their dicks and clean it with piss every time they pull the bluray out of the console, fucking retards.

Physicalfag problems

I never sell my games as like new even if they are mint condition because it always attracts the hyper-autists who will complain about any scratches on the case or manual at all. thats pretty bad the disc has scratches at all under like new though. they could have at least resurfaced it

>second hand products

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That is why i'll never sell on ebay or use paypal. Similar policy if you use paypal doesn't matter if you're in the good part as a seller.

>buy game
>Game eventually gets dlc
>wait for inevitable goty/complete edition
>buy from store
>install dlc and play on original disc
>return special edition for full refund
>essentially free dlc
Used to do this a lot.

bruh

for the xbox 360 games that worked this way, you could actually just download the DLC to a usb drive and copy it that way to your console. since the dlc install from the disc was drm free, it still worked.

Never ever buy a game from eBay that doesn't show the condition of the game box and disk or explicitly states its condition in the description (Because the ones that are damaged go in detail about it, even "light" damage I've found). Always assume when anyone states even in the description that it's "lightly damaged" it's had more damage than you think because people think "light damage" is anywhere from a scratch to a hole in the box and light dings on the disk. "Like New" is usually safe provided they show a picture of the box.

If you're buying a game from a Japanese seller on eBay or from something like Yahoo Auctions/Mercari then it doesn't matter, Japanese "used" is effectively brand new and they will go in extreme detail with CSI levels of photographs showing you any defect. I've bought stuff at like $40 discounts because a corner was ever so lightly dinged. Picture related took off $30 from the MSRP of the thing. Japanese sellers on Amazon are kind of a mixed bag though, I wouldn't trust those specifically, personally.

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This is why you include pictures from every angle and write in explicit detail what the damage is. "Acceptable condition" is too vague and you fucked yourself.

Why are autistic normie like that. You show them high quality photos from before the transaction and especially state that It has small scratches then they get mad with "You lied to me, my money back" Bonus points if the case or dvd get even more scratches after you get it back. Don't they know that their old "brand new with no scratch" discs are probably polished with sand paper or special devices or some kind of substance was used similar to how car scratches are treated?

I like you, user. Don't go by the cafeteria next Monday.

ebay completely fucks the seller you should know this

guess how much these 6 games cost today

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acceptable condition is literally the lowest condition you can select beyond just straight up saying its defective. if youre buying an acceptable condition copy you should expect the worst. but yes, pictures of the condition should still be included anyways.

>silent hill collection.
A lot
The ps1 ones even more

literally just a jewel case

how do i sell shit then

>Xenosaga 3
I spent a lot of money on that recently. A good call in hindsight, considering it's even more expensive now.

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sell locally, or accept that if you sell online youre bound to get screwed eventually and need to treat it as a cost of doing business.

Craigslist or Facebook, otherwise you need to just accept that you might get screwed over.

buying used anime figurines is like buying a used fleshlight. what did he expect

up to $1300 and climbing
see pic

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What country are you in? Search for sites that sell used or new goods. Try to go for man to man meetings where he pays with money there. Don't go alone if you're a weakfag. Depending on your city or country and products things can go very smooth or very bad so your choice.

yeah, sucks that you got a European version

Silent hill copies wouldn't go that far lol. Unless is some special edition that was sealed

>WATA
oh nonononono

>sealed copies
>coomlector grading boxes
kill yourself

What the... Jonas?

The trick is to use large letters and red color font as a huge fucking warning at the top of the listing along with as many images as possible. I do this and eBay seems to habitually side with me against sellers because the seller has no leg to stand on.

Grading is the only way you're gonna sell that shit for that much.
Coomlectors aren't gonna pay you $10k for that first edition charizard card sight unseen.

The graded ones are more than a bit inflated. $230-$250 bucks is where used copies are sitting, with sealed ones going for around $400-$500.

They look better than american ones. At least we have colours

doesnt make it any less retarded

The box art has colors. That thing is just an eyesore.

>colorful therefore better
lmao you never grew up after kindergarten, did you manchild? i guess it's the norm for euros THOUGH.

Armando?

can't see the issue

My switch games are used

It's better and there is nothing you can do about it

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PEGI is great compared to the ESRB in terms of visuals but the spines of PAL copies deserve to be burned in a fire. The best part of PEGI is having all the symbols on the bottom of the back side directly explaining everything.

it's because they're PAL versions
worthless collectable wise

>discrimination
is this fucking real? do euros really? kek

ESRB and CERO are better because the black and white don't distract from the cover art.