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Amazon Launches Video Games Trade-in Store
Yesterday, Amazon launched an interesting new section of its online store: video games trade-in. This service is currently in a beta testing period and therefore only available in the USA. The trade-in process is fairly simple and works like this:
- Select the games you want to trade in. The games must be in good condition and your trade-in shipment valued at $10 or more.
- Print a shipping label and packing slip, package your games, and ship them. Shipping is completely free, as long as you use the pre-paid shipping label from Amazon.
- An Amazon.com Gift Card with the quoted amount for your shipped games will be deposited into your account upon receipt of games.
A little bit of a downside is the fact that you can't trade in any PC games - at least for now. Accepted platforms are: PS3, PS2, Xbox
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