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today i bought final fantasy cc, i've looked on the internet and in the magazine and it is 31.99 but wen i bought it it was 32.99 thats a whole 1 pound and this has happened to me about 10 times now
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today i bought final fantasy cc, i've looked on the internet and in the magazine and it is 31.99 but wen i bought it it was 32.99 thats a whole 1 pound and this has happened to me about 10 times now
You do realise shop prices differ from magazine and internet ordering don't you?
Oh My Funking Dance!
One whole Pound!
One whole Pound!
Yes one hole pound, if he lost one a day on games I think yuo would find he would lose £365 a year and to be pedantic £366 in a leap year. That doesn't deter away from my original point but on odd occassions it may not seem a lot but as a bulk it does.
Who buys a game a day?
And if he had to money to buy a game a day, i don't think he'd care.
And if he had to money to buy a game a day, i don't think he'd care.
If he's right and he's been overcharged, then he can easily get that £1 back.
If however he just picked up the game in a store without checking the price tag, that's his problem.
:P
If however he just picked up the game in a store without checking the price tag, that's his problem.
:P
Twas an example. It could be anything that you need on a regular basis.
like ham.
Many stores are charging an extra pound for the special edition of crystal chronicles.
tributé wrote:
> like ham.
If your name is Rik Waller or Lisa Riley.
> like ham.
If your name is Rik Waller or Lisa Riley.
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