Devistater
join:2004-02-13
Clovis, CA
1 edit | reply to batterup
Re: Total BS!
The two links I provided to xbox.com (which is a MS owned official site) show the official microsoft pricing. It doesn't specifically say MSRP right next to it. They don't need to, its the official site with the official manufacture price.
Another example:
»www.xbox.com/en-US/press/2005/08···ails.htm
Or the same press release on microsoft.com (thanks rakslice)
»www.microsoft.com/presspass/pres···ePR.mspx
The official microsoft press release about pricing for xbox on launch. Notice how they announce the price of $299 for the core? Why would MS announce any other price than the MSRP?
I think its time you show me somewhere on the official microsoft site (xbox.com or microsoft.com) where they mention a $599 price for the core (MSRP or otherwise, I won't hold you to finding the specific term MSRP). That would prove I was wrong.
I notice you didn't respond when I pointed out concrete example of your site inflating MSRP numbers, or indications that site was a price inflation scam site that suckers buy from because they think they are getting a better deal when they aren't. Perhaps I'll find some additional examples of that.
The same site shows that the nintendo wii MSRP is $999. This is complete and utter nonsense (even WITH a game. A game isn't going to change the MSRP to 4 times normal).
»www.megagoods.com/product_catalo···tem=4294
100% proof:
»www.nintendo.com/newsarticle?art···c0b&page
nintendo's official press release
"MSRP $249.99"
Contrast that to MS's press release. They are both announcing initial launch pricing points. Both are prices that stores adhere to very well (likely because of a very small margin). MS didn't mention the term MSRP in thier press release, although nintendo DID SPECIFICALLY USE THAT TERM.
So lets try a google for wii MSRP $249.99, and there's 25,000+ hits.
Now lets try googling for wii MSRP $999.99
Only 400 hits interesting. Now looking at a few of those hits, what do you know. A bunch of them are ebay or similar auctions trying to convince people to pay more as if they are offering a better deal than they actually are (trying to scam people by showing inflated false MSRP)
In fact here's a funny example where they copied, word for word, the exact page from your megagoods site:
»auctions.yahoo.com/i:NINTENDO%20···17427133
They are trying to get $700 for a wii! LOL!
Here's a similar ebay example:
»item.express.ebay.com/__Video-Ga···ressItem
Same exact copy/paste and wii for $825 !
Just give it up, admit that the site you poorly choose to give evidence to your argument is trying to scam and falsly inflate MSRP to sell items at a higher price, that our differances are ones of degree, not kind.  |
