How tf is xbox and ps5 STILL SOLD OUT??
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Should be able to get 700-750 for it.
Worst case scenario keep it and give it to your nephew later or sell it closer to Christmas.
Yeah, Christmas has me thinking of whether or not i want to flip another system.
We’ve got probably another full year before we see these things on a shelf
where did you sell it?
Sold 2 early on... ebay. Had to jack up the price b/c of ebay's cut (and b/c I'm greedy).
Followed ur tips. Got a ps5 for my son’s bday. Thank you
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Now get two more and flip the systems.
Go for the digital bundles on Game Stop and give your son the digital content.
$75 Playstation Gift card plus Playstation Plus and or Playstation Now x how ever many consoles you get.
Not to mention controllers.
My kids ps5 won't need any type of a subscription for almost 20 years and the max a ps5 wallet can hold is $200.
I sell my discs for 700 locally and discs for 800.
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I saw a ps5 on Craigslist Saturday for 275 with two controllers and games. I just laughed and kept scrolling. What kinda bullshit setup was that.
Have dem bitches meet you at Police station parking lot for the exchange...I saw a ps5 on Craigslist Saturday for 275 with two controllers and games. I just laughed and kept scrolling. What kinda bullshit setup was that.
Best Buy’s new $200/yr membership locks PS5, hot holiday items behind membership | Ars Technica
Best Buy’s new $200/yr membership locks PS5, hot holiday items behind membership
Annual subscription price might be worth it for certain buyers.
If you're still searching for a PS5 and are a Best Buy customer, your ship may have just come in—that is, if you're willing to spend an extra $200 a year for access.
That's because the big-box electronics retailer is locking stock of in-demand holiday items like Sony's console behind membership of its new Totaltech program. The expensive customer service package was recently rolled out nationwide.
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The $200 annual service—which has benefits like round-the-clock tech support, up to two years of protection on Best Buy purchases (including AppleCare+ insurance, which can cost $200 on its own), and member discounted prices—is throwing in exclusive access to "the season's hardest-to-find products" as a bonus perk for the holidays, the company said in a statement. The Best Buy retail site had the $500 disc drive model PS5s available for Totaltech members to buy Monday morning, with the consoles gated behind an "exclusive access event" paywall. Instead of selling out instantly, its stock lasted between 90 minutes and two hours—a relatively glacial sales pace compared to the insane demand for the hardware that consumers have faced since it hit stores last November.
VIP... scalping fees?
Although the PS5's listing page pointed directly to Totaltech membership exclusivity while the hardware was still available, its seemingly unrelated VIP buying privileges aren't listed anywhere on the program's membership benefits and FAQ pages. We would not be shocked to see other highly desired products affected by the chip shortage following Totaltech suit, particularly high-end PC GPUs and Xbox Series X/S consoles.
The service is replacing a "Best Buy Beta" program that was tested in select markets starting in April. Beta seemed to target a more generalized range of benefits over one focused on tech support and protection, and it notably did not offer special members-only events to buy limited-stock electronics. The company's free My Best Buy membership, which sometimes includes exclusive discount sales, remains unaffected
Best Buy’s new $200/yr membership locks PS5, hot holiday items behind membership
Annual subscription price might be worth it for certain buyers.
If you're still searching for a PS5 and are a Best Buy customer, your ship may have just come in—that is, if you're willing to spend an extra $200 a year for access.
That's because the big-box electronics retailer is locking stock of in-demand holiday items like Sony's console behind membership of its new Totaltech program. The expensive customer service package was recently rolled out nationwide.
Enter your email to get the Ars Technica newsletter
The $200 annual service—which has benefits like round-the-clock tech support, up to two years of protection on Best Buy purchases (including AppleCare+ insurance, which can cost $200 on its own), and member discounted prices—is throwing in exclusive access to "the season's hardest-to-find products" as a bonus perk for the holidays, the company said in a statement. The Best Buy retail site had the $500 disc drive model PS5s available for Totaltech members to buy Monday morning, with the consoles gated behind an "exclusive access event" paywall. Instead of selling out instantly, its stock lasted between 90 minutes and two hours—a relatively glacial sales pace compared to the insane demand for the hardware that consumers have faced since it hit stores last November.
VIP... scalping fees?
Although the PS5's listing page pointed directly to Totaltech membership exclusivity while the hardware was still available, its seemingly unrelated VIP buying privileges aren't listed anywhere on the program's membership benefits and FAQ pages. We would not be shocked to see other highly desired products affected by the chip shortage following Totaltech suit, particularly high-end PC GPUs and Xbox Series X/S consoles.
The service is replacing a "Best Buy Beta" program that was tested in select markets starting in April. Beta seemed to target a more generalized range of benefits over one focused on tech support and protection, and it notably did not offer special members-only events to buy limited-stock electronics. The company's free My Best Buy membership, which sometimes includes exclusive discount sales, remains unaffected
I'll try to grab it this time. The Halo bundle is the one I want.
You got your Pro GS membership?
Yeap
The global supply chain nightmare is about to get worse
Computer chip shortages. Epic port congestion. And a serious lack of truck drivers. The world's delicate supply chains are under extreme stress.
www.cnn.com
i got two from walmart
You just walked in and they had them in the locked showcase?
online
Damn
Yawl niggas grown ass men
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