Post: $20 EA coupon code
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04-30-2011, 06:12 PM
#1
Josh
League Champion
After complaining to EA about several games, and explaining to them what could be fixed/improved, they considered me as a "Valued and loyal customer" and because of the amount of complaints about their services/games, I received a $20 discount code via email from them. The coupon code has NO expiration date and is only used on their store website (You must login or register to view this content.), it isn't a card, but a code. If you wish for the email as proof, I'll show you, but I'll blank out the code :y:
I wish for you to pay in PayPal ONLY. Highest bidder wins.
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05-01-2011, 04:00 PM
#2
Refusing
Problem? Didn't Think So.
Originally posted by Josh
Ok, I'm not really sure what to say, but because I don't have many EA games, I'm going to be selling the $20 EA coupon code that I received from EA for $25 (I know it's $5 extra, but, hey, I'll explain why the extra $5 later).
After complaining to EA about several games, and explaining to them what could be fixed/improved, they considered me as a "Valued and loyal customer" and because of the amount of complaints about their services/games, I received a $20 discount code via email from them. The coupon code has NO expiration date and can be used on ANYTHING in the EA store, hence why it's $25, not $20.
I wish for you to pay in PayPal ONLY. Highest bidder wins.
After complaining to EA about several games, and explaining to them what could be fixed/improved, they considered me as a "Valued and loyal customer" and because of the amount of complaints about their services/games, I received a $20 discount code via email from them. The coupon code has NO expiration date and can be used on ANYTHING in the EA store, hence why it's $25, not $20.
I wish for you to pay in PayPal ONLY. Highest bidder wins.
LOL Why charge more for a gift card when you can spend 25$ and then get more anyway /facepalm
05-01-2011, 04:10 PM
#5
Corbiee
Gym leader
Originally posted by Josh
Because they have an expiration date, this doesn't.
Just to get this right , ur selling a $20 coupon for $25 ? becasue it has no expiration date on. ?
But why would some1 pay $25 for $20 coupon when they can just buy from EA without the coupon and save cash on the way :pirate: correct me if im wrong
05-01-2011, 04:12 PM
#6
Josh
League Champion
Originally posted by Georgee
PayPal doesn't have an expiration date....
I don't think you can buy things off the EA store for PayPal money.
But, okay, fine, I'll start bidding @ $20. Highest bidder wins, I guess.
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Originally posted by Corbiee
Just to get this right , ur selling a $20 coupon for $25 ? becasue it has no expiration date on. ?
But why would some1 pay $25 for $20 coupon when they can just buy from EA without the coupon and save cash on the way :pirate: correct me if im wrong
But why would some1 pay $25 for $20 coupon when they can just buy from EA without the coupon and save cash on the way :pirate: correct me if im wrong
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05-01-2011, 04:18 PM
#7
Refusing
Problem? Didn't Think So.
Originally posted by Josh
I don't think you can buy things off the EA store for PayPal money.
But, okay, fine, I'll start bidding @ $20. Highest bidder wins, I guess.
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But, okay, fine, I'll start bidding @ $20. Highest bidder wins, I guess.
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Then go down to the local store /facepalm
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05-01-2011, 05:18 PM
#10
Booshykins
Tech Enthusiast
This whole thread is quite backwards.
You sell giftcards for a considerable amount less than they're valued at, not more or just as much. What's the point of someone buying a giftcard for more than it's worth? That's like buying a $5 bill that's still in circulation for $10.
You're losing money and not gaining a thing. Games and add-ons are sold at GameStop, Walmart, Best Buy, and Target -- just like the EA Store, so convenience isn't a factor.
You sell giftcards for a considerable amount less than they're valued at, not more or just as much. What's the point of someone buying a giftcard for more than it's worth? That's like buying a $5 bill that's still in circulation for $10.
You're losing money and not gaining a thing. Games and add-ons are sold at GameStop, Walmart, Best Buy, and Target -- just like the EA Store, so convenience isn't a factor.
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