Gamestop

1. Sells a "discount card" that simply removes the tax from any purchase and adds a paltry amount to the already undervalued trade-ins. 2. Can't be bothered to produce mock display cases, so they open a new copy and use that. 3. Considers the potential rental(s) of said copies by employees, to not count toward considering the game "used" and proceeds to sell the above mentioned copies "as new". 4. Many employees are so casual they'll stand around talking and playing PSPs while customers wait. 5. Will buy a used game that sold for $59.99 last week, for $12.00 (credit) then, sell it for $55.00. 6. Apply a penalty of -20% for cash trade-ins. 7. Used game prices for new games are only five dollars less than new. 8. Do not take cases, books, maps, other pack-ins into consideration no matter how important, when considering price for used merchandise.