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I really ,really, really want to go to a Special Reserve shop... but a 3 hour trip to Bristol is the nearest one... and I want to go regularly. Yes the internet prices are good, the same as in the shop but I want to try before I buy and trade games. A have been loyal to Special Reserve since my friend reccomended them and I will be forever because I have yet to find another store that does better deals. Us people in Wales and on the English border have no Special reserve and i for one want to be in the real shop to do the competitons and so on, the best we have are GAME and that's hiking up it's prices... I have to buy most my games second hand unless they're from Special Reserve...
So I am sending out a plea to you good people at Special reserve to buil a Welsh Special Reserve store................. please.
So I am sending out a plea to you good people at Special reserve to buil a Welsh Special Reserve store................. please.
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expansion will eather result in profit or bankrupcy. they have to do market research into the location of the new building, and see how many people would be willing to visit it.
also see if its within walking distance of the origanal posters house so he dont whine that its still to far away...
also see if its within walking distance of the origanal posters house so he dont whine that its still to far away...
Whitestripes wrote:
> Edgy wrote:
> So why not
> increase the size of the Special Reserve Discount Network?
>
> Because they are cheap gits
Now that wasn't very nice... with a business you have to assess the pros and the cons s well as the risks so it takes time... especially if you have limited money and then you have to plan where you while use it.
I would really like a Special reserve shop but only if it can be done... if not than tough luck but we can always hope... also because all games shops are getting expensive, there's a new one in Hereford that sells new ps2, Xbox and Gamecube games at a very expensive price... i.e. £45 for a new Gamecube game instead of £35- £40.
> Edgy wrote:
> So why not
> increase the size of the Special Reserve Discount Network?
>
> Because they are cheap gits
Now that wasn't very nice... with a business you have to assess the pros and the cons s well as the risks so it takes time... especially if you have limited money and then you have to plan where you while use it.
I would really like a Special reserve shop but only if it can be done... if not than tough luck but we can always hope... also because all games shops are getting expensive, there's a new one in Hereford that sells new ps2, Xbox and Gamecube games at a very expensive price... i.e. £45 for a new Gamecube game instead of £35- £40.
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