DUAL SHOCK 3 SIXAXIS CONTROLLERS

[DFresh77]

http://www.gamestop.com/ps3/accesso...less-controller/69638?ref=recpdp&cross=804108


Brand new going for $20 bucks!

copped 2....winning!

 

[BUTCHER 206]

wtf

 

[invisible_set]

Thanks man I just ordered one.

 

[ChangoLoco14]

Just got me one too.
Been waiting to get another controller cheap.

 

[DFresh77]

yeah I was laughing at that pre-owned shit...looks like somebody fucked up!

either way, I copped two of them and I'm getting two brand new controllers.


bought a new one a few months ago and I paid $40 for it..

 

[DFresh77]

lol faggot ass Gamestop just sent me an email saying they had made an error on the pricing and the order has been cancelled..

 

[MooreBlock530]

lame

 

[BUTCHER 206]

lol faggot ass Gamestop just sent me an email saying they had made an error on the pricing and the order has been cancelled..

man, do some googling and report them to the people in control of pricing and false advertisement and that shit, that shit is not cool and they should get fined for it. at most they'll want to avoid fines and give you the advertised price, at the least they'll get fined

 

[MooreBlock530]

they will just blame it on a hacker, thats the thing to do....right?

just a second thought. these controllers are a soft as fuck. one drop on the sticks and games that depend on accuracy are alllllllllllllllll bad (fifa, COD) i mean shit, xbox has their RROD and ps3 has their bs controller (i buy multiple a year)

 

[BUTCHER 206]

they will just blame it on a hacker, thats the thing to do....right?

just a second thought. these controllers are a soft as fuck. one drop on the sticks and games that depend on accuracy are alllllllllllllllll bad (fifa, COD) i mean shit, xbox has their RROD and ps3 has their bs controller (i buy multiple a year)

ive never heard that before
maybe you shouldnt drop it on the sticks

 

[BUTCHER 206]

they will just blame it on a hacker, thats the thing to do....right?

just a second thought. these controllers are a soft as fuck. one drop on the sticks and games that depend on accuracy are alllllllllllllllll bad (fifa, COD) i mean shit, xbox has their RROD and ps3 has their bs controller (i buy multiple a year)

but i believe you

i treat my controller like its hella sensitive already, dont want to drop that shit and have to pay another 50 bucks for another one. now ill be even more careful

 

[BUTCHER 206]

lol remember back in the nintendo 64 days, you go to a friends house to play goldeneye or some shit you always ended up with teh shittier controller with the fucked up joystick that was all extra loose

shit was all leaned to one side or something, couldnt even run straight you had to hold it forward and a little to the left or something to run in a straight line. lol let go of it not even pushing anything and your spinning around looking all over the screen for some reason.

are you saying Ps3 controllers will do that if you drop them :dead::dead:

 

[jake921660]

man, do some googling and report them to the people in control of pricing and false advertisement and that shit, that shit is not cool and they should get fined for it. at most they'll want to avoid fines and give you the advertised price, at the least they'll get fined

garnette it that somewhere on the terms and conditions they have given themselves the right to not complete these orders.

 

[Defy]

For some reason this thread brought back memories of spiking controllers....




Then calming down with a blunt, putting them back together and continue playing

 

[DFresh77]

well they gave me a $10 dollar off online coupon lol

I wrote them a fat ass email about false advertising and they replied back with a 10 dollar coupon......that's why I don't buy shit from them!

 

[MysticOracle]

they will just blame it on a hacker, thats the thing to do....right?

just a second thought. these controllers are a soft as fuck. one hard throw on the sticks and games that depend on accuracy are alllllllllllllllll bad (fifa, COD) i mean shit, xbox has their RROD and ps3 has their bs controller (i buy multiple a year)

fixed and to add my own story with ps3 controllers as i buy 4 a year due to them breaking


seems i can only 1-2 good throws to the floor before they explode...its ridiculous ...these controllers just arent made to take the abuse

 

[MysticOracle]

well they gave me a $10 dollar off online coupon lol

I wrote them a fat ass email about false advertising and they replied back with a 10 dollar coupon......that's why I don't buy shit from them!

that was actually good business on their part...sorry for the error heres a coupon ....

remember when amazon fucked up on ps3 console prices through target....i never got shit but a cancellation notice

 

[BUTCHER 206]

lol @ throwing your controllers then complaining that they break and calling them cheap

you wouldnt punch your LED tv

"Man what the fuck! My $2000 TV cracked, this thing is a cheap piece of crap! All I did was tear it off the wall and throw it on the ground with extreme force!"



call it "anger management tax"

 

[BUTCHER 206]

well they gave me a $10 dollar off online coupon lol

I wrote them a fat ass email about false advertising and they replied back with a 10 dollar coupon......that's why I don't buy shit from them!

heres a little heads up about how coupons work, coupons are a companies way of telling you "fuck off and quit bitching".

i was wrong

Your rights: pricing disputes Your rights

Summary

A quick summary of your rights:

• Prices must be clear and accurate
• If goods are wrongly priced by mistake, you don’t have a right to buy at that price

When you're shopping, whether it's for groceries, an expensive new television or a holiday, you have a right to expect the prices you see to be accurate and clear. There shouldn't be hidden extras, or bogus claims about price reductions. But that doesn't mean that a shop always has to sell you something for a price you've seen.
Your right to know the total price

Retailers must display total prices clearly and accurately. Prices must include VAT (except in advertising aimed primarily at business customers) and any additional costs, such as delivery, must be clearly displayed.
The same principle applies to holidays. Any extra charges that you can't avoid, such as airport taxes or transfer fees, should be included in the total price.
The law applies to prices shown on products, on shelves, or in catalogues or advertisements, and online. It also applies to prices given over the phone.
If prices are advertised incorrectly

It is against the law for a trader to deliberately give misleading or wrong prices, and they can be prosecuted for doing this.
However, if the price of a product is just simply wrongly labelled you don't automatically get to buy it for that price. For example, if a TV worth £599 has accidentally been labelled as £5.99 you don't, unfortunately, have a right to buy it for £5.99.
A retailer's right to refuse to sell

When a retailer displays a product for sale, legally it is giving you 'an invitation to treat', which means it is inviting you to make an offer to buy. The retailer can refuse that offer if it decides that it doesn't want to sell you the goods. To have a legally-binding contract the retailer must have accepted your offer to buy. So your rights depend on where in the sale process you are.
Before you pay

If you take a wrongly-priced item to the till and the assistant spots it, they can refuse to sell it to you for that price. If you order an item on the internet, you don't have a legally-binding contract until the retailer has contacted you to confirm the order. If the wrong price is spotted before the retailer confirms the order, they do not have to sell to you at that price.
After your order has been accepted

If your offer has been accepted (for example, you pay a deposit, or receive a confirmation email), generally you can insist that the retailer sells you the goods for the price they were advertised at.
If the retailer wants to charge you more, you may be able to buy the same item elsewhere and claim against the original trader for the difference in price. To do this you should write to the retailer in the first instance, explaining what you are doing. If it doesn't agree to refund you the money, you will normally then have to take a claim to the small claims court.
The trader could try to argue that it made a mistake with the pricing which could make the contract void. But it would have to show that the price was so low that you must have known it was not genuine: for example, a new leather jacket with a price tag of £2 on it.
After the transaction is completed

If a retailer sells you something at the wrong price, the transaction is completed and you have your goods, it can't insist that you pay the extra at a later date.

 

[MysticOracle]

lol @ throwing your controllers then complaining that they break and calling them cheap

you wouldnt punch your LED tv

"Man what the fuck! My $2000 TV cracked, this thing is a cheap piece of crap! All I did was tear it off the wall and throw it on the ground with extreme force!"



call it "anger management tax"

im just saying its bullshit that my controller turn into dust after i hurdle it 80 mph at a hard surface lol


i dont know...for me, its not a good game if it doesnt frustrate me a little bit....lost about 7 controllers to date on those god of war challenges lol but i eventually beat them with a sense a accomplishment and little regret