Wow, great high street. Btw, some CEX stores don't give cash now.
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my cex to gamestation is less than 1 minute walk so it would be pretty pointless
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My CEX is in my highstreet and I'm 5 minutes away, but my nearest gamestation is in Croydon which is further than 5 miles away
Bring On The Trumpets.
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my cex is opposite gamestation and to the left 2/3 stores so it dont matter but yeaa thats good
Do you ever feel like you want to go home?
Lost in the crowd and you feel alone
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For a 30k investment in the cEx company franchising you can be arning up to £70,000 a year from owning a cEx store, i looked at their franchising overview lol
They are a hugely established business in Derby there's one on the west side of the westfield centre, and then one on the east lol
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Heres an idea : you could change the price of a game to like £35 instead of £28 and print it off then see if they accept
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Originally Posted by HC0R3H00LIH00P
Heres an idea : you could change the price of a game to like £35 instead of £28 and print it off then see if they accept
They may check the website?? but it is a good idea, lol
Pre-owned Xbox £70 put it up to £110 lol
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What about this.
Fable II in gamestation, £20.
Buy like 4 copies, trade them all in. £20 profit cash, £40 profit trade.
So tomorrow, I'm getting two copies of Fable II. Trade one in in CeX, £25 cash. Trade one in in Gamestation for £25 cash or £30 trade
Last edited by Ashley 12344; 29-11-2008 at 07:01 PM.
Doubt everything, even this.
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CEX works because people see the Trade in prices and Trade them in for store credit but the games themselves are often higher than RRP even so you end up using all of your store credit on one game. Basically they give good trade in prices for store credit because the stuff in there is so expensive.
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