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4/15/2013 2:29:18 AM
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And with this I'm off!
Side note: Before anyone gets buttmad that I wasted money I already tried selling it but my gamestore wouldn't take it because they had too many Halo 4's turned in already. And when I went to gamestop to trade it in they would only give me like 7 dollars so meh.
I finally had it with Halo of Duty 4, I took it out of my xbox and snapped it in half because it's of no value to me anymore, so with this I'm trading my Xbox in on Tuesday and getting a PS3.
*zips up flamesuit*
come at me bros
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2 RepliesHalo 4 is worth 7 dollars. Buy 6 more copies of Halo 4. 6 extra copies cost 40$ each. Original copy was 60$. 300$ for 7 Halo 4s. Divide the value of one Halo 4 among the rest. Tell the clerk you want to trade all your Halo 4s in. 7 Halo 4s for 7 dollars. 1 Halo 4 for 1 dollar. Tell the clerk he is undercutting you by 6 dollars. 1 Halo for is supposed to go for 7 dollars. He adds 6 dollars to the original resale value. 13$ for each Halo 4. 7 Halo 4s for 13 dollars. 1 Halo 4 for about 2 dollars. Tell clerk again about his mistake. The values should be equal. You are trying to sell 7 Halo 4s for the price of 1 after all. Clerk adds 9 dollars to resale value. 22 dollars for each Halo 4. 7 Halo 4s for 22 dollars. 1 Halo 4 for about 3 dollars. Once again, the clerk must correct his prices by adding 19 dollars to the resale value. 41 dollars for each Halo 4. 7 Halo 4s for 41 dollars. 1 Halo 4 for 6 dollars. The clerk is still off by 35 dollars. 7 Halo 4s for 76 dollars each. You sell your Halo 4s for a total of 531$ You bought your Halo 4s for 300$ Bro, you just missed out on a 231$ profit...
