Sony Warns of PS3 Scams
GameDaily reports that Sony is warning of scams based around their PlayStation 3 console. The company has apparently noticed enough scamming web-based offers that it felt the need to warn consumers. From the article: "It's become increasingly common with new console launches for some consumers to buy up whole batches of a system, only to sell them immediately on sites like eBay for major profits. Beyond that, however, there are certain even more seedy individuals out there who unfortunately will do anything they can to scam you out of your money completely. They know that some consumers get desperate when it comes to purchasing a newly launched console and they'll do anything they can to exploit that."
* Committing to a worldwide simultaneous launch, then delaying the launch in the largest of your markets
* Preventing consumers from importing PS3s by driving companies that try to export them out of business with multiple spurious lawsuits
* Presenting CGI as real-time footage
++ Say to Elrond "Hello.".
Elrond says "No.". Elrond gives you some lunch.
so I won't need to worry about PS3 pre-order scams at all.
I'll wait until they sell it for $250 USD. I'm in no rush.
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I had every intention of buying about 5-6 consoles and flipping them on eBay. Hey, everyone's doing it.