Charity shop bargin

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WatchTower

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Today I went in a charity shop and picked up Call of Duty 4 for £1.50. I thought I'm having that and sticking it on the bay. :D I was just wondering though if some has already used the key code will there be any issues playing it online?
 
Let me understand this: you plan to use someone else's generosity in donating the game in order to make a personal profit? Do you rob blind people as well?


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Come on almost everyone on Ebay does this. Anyway what dif dose it make if I buy it for £1.50 or someone else buys it for £1.50. I make money and guess what.... I spend more money in charity shops. It's more sad today that most people wouldn't be seen dead buying from a charity shop. I give to charity all the time. I even have Red Cross debiting my account every month.
 
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The charity shop next to old Woolies in Stoke have all the old Star Wars X-Wing and Tie-Fighter games in, all boxed (the big boxes we usd to get).
 
uk_unbeliever said:
Not quite sure of the logic above (1st reply) about not buying from charity shops just incase you get too much of a bargain
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Way to miss the point.

He wasn't chastising him for 'getting too much of a bargain' but for 'exploiting' the generosity behind the idea of a charity shop for personal profit.
 
Abit stupid of the charity shop selling at that price, they got it for free so it's £1.50 profit for them.

I would have to question my own morals though buying something from a Charity Shop for my own personal greed, I think it's quite disgusting. :)
 
At the end of the day, more the fools the Charity Shop selling things they havent got a clue about, they dont deserve to work in a Charity Shop.
 
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