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w_alchemist_jen) wrote2006-12-14 04:22 pm
w_alchemist_jen) wrote2006-12-14 04:22 pm
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How to get FMA: Dual Sympathy for less than $10
I'm glad I waited a bit on FMA: Dual Sympathy for the DS(actually, I pre-ordered it for myself with some gifts, then ended up cancelling it when they said it would ship in 4-6 weeks, and I kinda wanted it before Christmas). Now, I'm getting it for $7.41.
Here's how I did it:
- I got together all of my spare change and put it in a bag(it didn't look there was much in change)
- I went to the Coinstar machine at the grocery store and selected to turn the change into an e-certificate for Amazon.com(the game's already discounted at $24.99), thinking that I wouldn't get that big of a discount. It turned out I had $22.07 in change.
- When I got home, I ordered the game and applied the e-certificate to the purchase.
The total before the e-certificate: $29.48
After: $7.41
I know it's not that big a deal, but I'm happy, and I'm even going to be able to play it before Christmas, like I wanted. ^_^
Here's how I did it:
- I got together all of my spare change and put it in a bag(it didn't look there was much in change)
- I went to the Coinstar machine at the grocery store and selected to turn the change into an e-certificate for Amazon.com(the game's already discounted at $24.99), thinking that I wouldn't get that big of a discount. It turned out I had $22.07 in change.
- When I got home, I ordered the game and applied the e-certificate to the purchase.
The total before the e-certificate: $29.48
After: $7.41
I know it's not that big a deal, but I'm happy, and I'm even going to be able to play it before Christmas, like I wanted. ^_^