Xbox 360 Stock availability updates

fantasia_2

When i spoke to them they have had none in stock since thursday.

andymac746

Mines just arrived from argos at last!

andy

carcuscrae

andymac746 wrote:

Mines just arrived from argos at last!

andy

When did you order? Did you get an AD number?

replicant69

Gameplay are taking orders now for the Premium Pack. Waiting time though can be up to 14 days, ideal for those who are not desperate for Christmas and can wait till just after:-
http://www.xbox-deals.co.uk/gameplay2.php

Turbotrance

replicant69 wrote:

Gameplay are taking orders now for the Premium Pack. Waiting time though can be up to 14 days, ideal for those who are not desperate for Christmas and can wait till just after:-
http://www.xbox-deals.co.uk/gameplay2.php

says below it Could be over 14 days

and (Sold out. We are currently waiting for details on when more stock will be available.)

andymac746

When did you order? Did you get an AD number?

Ordered last thursday afternoon and i got a AD number after ordering.

replicant69

Turbotrance wrote:

says below it Could be over 14 days

and (Sold out. We are currently waiting for details on when more stock will be available.)

Yea I had a look through but this site is accepting orders so I cant see it being months of waiting? Well, hopefully someone may have luck with this, im going to email them now for an update and see if they have an idea of timescales, will keep you all posted on any info.

izzy_flint

Poppycat wrote:

Nice for people to profiteer at other people's expense. Hope one day it doesnt happen to you when you have kids and they have to do without because a parent can't get a item due to demand and or greedy Ebayers charging vastly inflated prices. :rudolf: :xmassign:

Ebayes don't CHARGE anything.It's an auction!
The item goes for what Buyers want to pay for it.If the demand isn't there the seller loses out.It's the BUYERS who set the price

abesrve

izzy_flint wrote:

Ebayes don't CHARGE anything.It's an auction!
The item goes for what Buyers want to pay for it.If the demand isn't there the seller loses out.It's the BUYERS who set the price

Not technically true, the seller can set a starting price as well as a buy it now option. But yes, a buyer will ultimately either make their bid or choose to pay the buy it now price. There are some 'nicer' sorts on the avforums who have ended up with 2 consoles and are selling at 'fair' prices...

Poppycat

Thanks for that Izzy I am quite aware how auctions work. However that doesn't excuse people mealy buying them to sell on hopefully for a profit.

Perhaps one day when you have kids you know why parents go through at this time of year.

I don't want to add further to the debate.