Comments on: Researching people doing untrue or questionable marketing of video games online!? http://videoemailmarketingsystem.com/researching-people-doing-untrue-or-questionable-marketing-of-video-games-online#utm_source=feed&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=feed Integragated Email, Video, and Mobile Marketing System Wed, 21 Apr 2010 00:30:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: tentoes http://videoemailmarketingsystem.com/researching-people-doing-untrue-or-questionable-marketing-of-video-games-online/comment-page-1#comment-76 tentoes Fri, 16 Apr 2010 14:31:14 +0000 http://videoemailmarketingsystem.com/researching-people-doing-untrue-or-questionable-marketing-of-video-games-online#comment-76 It seems that what egameplace is doing is what Game Stop or EB Games does. It's simply a trade, and they get their cut ($1.95) So if you have old games that you are not playing any more, you trade them in to egameplace. They may even have like a "Market Place" like some baseball teams websites have where season ticket holders can sell their tickets. So, on the front, it looks legit. If you are having a serious problem with them, try contacting the Better Business Bureau, or you can do a 'whois' look-up and find out who is hosting the site as well as their contact information. It seems that what egameplace is doing is what Game Stop or EB Games does. It’s simply a trade, and they get their cut ($1.95) So if you have old games that you are not playing any more, you trade them in to egameplace. They may even have like a "Market Place" like some baseball teams websites have where season ticket holders can sell their tickets.

So, on the front, it looks legit. If you are having a serious problem with them, try contacting the Better Business Bureau, or you can do a ‘whois’ look-up and find out who is hosting the site as well as their contact information.

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