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Amazon.co.uk currently have the PSP listed with a release date of 18 March 2005 and a price of £179.99.
I've also read rumours that the price may be nearer to £100.
Does anyone know... if you pre-order from Amazon, and the actual price decreases, do they charge you the new lower price, or are you stuck with what you paid initially?
I've also read rumours that the price may be nearer to £100.
Does anyone know... if you pre-order from Amazon, and the actual price decreases, do they charge you the new lower price, or are you stuck with what you paid initially?
I ordered a Gamecube before release from Amazon before the price cut and got the lower price.
I heard the official release date is March 25th. Amazon put all games etc TBA in March as the 18th. I doubt it'll be £100, probably £150. And if you find a website that doesn't charge you until they ship they item, then you'll get charged the price on the day they ship you your PSP.
They give you the lower price they will send you a email saying they have lowered it and you will just have to type in your credit card number again and they will lower the money for you. :)
unfortunatly its the later of two, and its unwise to order d=so early
Amazon.co.uk currently have the PSP listed with a release date of 18 March 2005 and a price of £179.99.
I've also read rumours that the price may be nearer to £100.
Does anyone know... if you pre-order from Amazon, and the actual price decreases, do they charge you the new lower price, or are you stuck with what you paid initially?
I've also read rumours that the price may be nearer to £100.
Does anyone know... if you pre-order from Amazon, and the actual price decreases, do they charge you the new lower price, or are you stuck with what you paid initially?