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Anyone Looking At Getting A Ps3 On Launch Day?

skylineguy19

By skylineguy19,
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hey guys, well as says if you are looking at getting a PS3 on launch day pm me. I can give you a better offer through my work than you would normally get. Only thing you have to do is pre-order it with a $100 deposit.

PM me if interested and will talk further.

Cheers.

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its a business sinista so its retail price, but i can probly hook up bit of discounts on the console or maybe discount on a accesory or game, so if your interested pm me.

Kye, i wish one could fall off back of the truck, i dont even get given one and im meant to sell and promote them.

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retail price on them is $999

Dont really wanna make it open as to where i work, dont want people just coming in saying to anyone that i said i could get them deals, if people are serious about getting one then pm me. I dont have a fixed price, whatever you end up buying i will do my best to mark it down for you. I dont run the shop though so there is only so much i can do. Its not gonna be the saving of a lifetime but to anyone who was already looking at getting one i can help ya save abit more.

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even a 5 percent discount is 50 dollars so thats like half of 1 game so i think you should contact skylineguy. if u work at any other retail store and can get more than 5 percent off the marked price of the ps3 on launch contact me...

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Well i can tell you the margin is more that 5% on the consoles, but any retail store selling them for less than 999 is not a good idea, you will sell them no matter what by the look of it.

skylineguy19 pm where you work if you like as chances are we are your supplier.

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