Deal on dreamcast.

[Paladin]

Well lets see We decided to get a dreamcast to play it and I had money so I bought one with the intent to return it. I tried it and I thought it was good but not worth $200. You can do this for a while until you get tired with it or you want to keep it. Go to walmart they have 45 day return policy.

Good luck

[bicycleKICK]

You can do that with most things, although I would feel kinda bad if i did.

[motkrap]

I know people who buy cds from Tower Records, burn them, and return them. Screw Napster!

[AJ]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by motkrap:
I know people who buy cds from Tower Records, burn them, and return them. Screw Napster!<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

i have never seen a music store that lets you return cd's, for that reason. its easier to rent PS games from blockbuster and burn em.

[pennypinch]

Apparently, you don't have Warehouse on the east coast. Yup, did that a coupla times, legitimately though: I hated the CD I got, hated the one I returned it for, and hated the one after that. Finally ended up with one I liked. 'Course, MP3'd them all, but still, a pretty nice policy, because they don't lose anything (just shrink wrap the thing again and sell it new).

[lisu24]

actually, tower never shrinkwrapped them and sold them as new...what they would do is send it back to the main distribution center and they would test it to see that there were no defects with it, repackage it as "previously used" and then sell it at a reduced price. That's what i learned from working at tower.

[Paladin]

You can return stuff at all the places I know of.