Perhaps you should start by leafing through the Xbox 360 deals thread?...
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=1106880
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=1106880
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Why would you possibly care if it''s a Jasper?
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Please, please, please don't say it has ANYTHING AT ALL to do with RRoD!*
*Unless, of course, you want to make me laugh my guts out.
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Please, please, please don't say it has ANYTHING AT ALL to do with RRoD!*
*Unless, of course, you want to make me laugh my guts out.
Wow. Your obtuse logic is surpassed only by the inane nature of your "argument."
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Wow. Your obtuse logic is surpassed only by the inane nature of your "argument."
I was merely pointing out the flaw in his logic and stating facts.
So many people on here think that when you get something like a gift card with the purchase of a console the amount of the gift card, or in his case a game, reduces the price of the console. This would only be true if the gift card could immediately be presented against the console at the time of purchase.
Lets say you have $200 cash in your pocket and you go down and buy a console for $200 and you get a $50 gift card with it. You leave the store and your pocket is empty. The next day you go back to the store and spend your $50 gift card on a game. You now have a game and a console but your pocket is still empty. The gift card did nothing to replace the $200 you spent on the console. It did net you a free game saving you another $50 out of your pocket.
It's not logic it's an explanation as to why that pocket is empty
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Originally Posted by spyder696969 /forum/post/18222831
Wow. Your obtuse logic is surpassed only by the inane nature of your "argument."![]()
I was merely pointing out the flaw in his logic and stating facts.
So many people on here think that when you get something like a gift card with the purchase of a console the amount of the gift card, or in his case a game, reduces the price of the console. This would only be true if the gift card could immediately be presented against the console at the time of purchase.
Lets say you have $200 cash in your pocket and you go down and buy a console for $200 and you get a $50 gift card with it. You leave the store and your pocket is empty. The next day you go back to the store and spend your $50 gift card on a game. You now have a game and a console but your pocket is still empty. The gift card did nothing to replace the $200 you spent on the console. It did net you a free game saving you another $50 out of your pocket.
It's not logic it's an explanation as to why that pocket is empty
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