Great Deal on Wiz-War from Sears

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Fixed. I might order 2.

Another good deal.

$97.38 + $14.00 for shipping? That would be a great deal for Space Hulk 3rd edition, but not Wiz-War 8th edition.

It gets better. Battles of Westeros expansions that are $20 at every other online store for $57 + a firstborn child for shipping through Sears.

Disgusted by how Sears is always undercutting the poor small businesses. How will local game stores survive against the online onslaught?

Harkonnen13 wrote: It gets better. Battles of Westeros expansions that are $20 at every other online store for $57 + a firstborn child for shipping through Sears.

Shit, during the first couple months of his life I would've taken that deal without getting a Battles of Westeros expansion in return.

dragonstout wrote:

Harkonnen13 wrote: It gets better. Battles of Westeros expansions that are $20 at every other online store for $57 + a firstborn child for shipping through Sears.

Shit, during the first couple months of his life I would've taken that deal without getting a Battles of Westeros expansion in return.

If I gave a kid away I would want free shipping and the game for it.

Holy mackeral, that is a fantastic deal! That's actually less than three times what I paid for mine. Awesome!

During the recent Barnes and Noble clearance sale online, while mining for gold I encountered several similar laughers, such as $100 chapter packs for Game of Thrones (these are still in print and $10 most places, mind you) and Formula D for $175.

The sad thing is that some idiot will probably pay that much for it, and would probably pay that much for your GOT packs and the Formula D.

In better news, Road to Legend was still at my local game store for $50.00.

Hmm...it seems like maybe they might have a mistake in their system and they've got the retail prices as their wholesale prices.

Or, they could just be crazy like that.

Also, who the hell buys a board game at Sears?

Who buys ANYTHING at Sears other than a washer and dryer?

Michael Barnes wrote: Hmm...it seems like maybe they might have a mistake in their system and they've got the retail prices as their wholesale prices.

Or, they could just be crazy like that.

Also, who the hell buys a board game at Sears?

Who buys ANYTHING at Sears other than a washer and dryer?

During college, I worked in the Sears hardware department for a couple of years. Back then at least, Craftsman hand tools were a great bargain because of the lifetime warranty. No receipt, no proof-of-purchase, just take it in for a free replacement. I saw a lot of Craftsman screwdrivers that were ruined after being used as chisels.

Michael Barnes wrote:
Who buys ANYTHING at Sears other than a washer and dryer?

I buy my Levis 501s there and appliances when needed.

ubarose wrote: Sears online is doing the Google shopping type thing where they list stuff being sold by almost any place on the internet. It's kind of annoying and misleading if you are actually trying to shop at Sears.

Right, a marketplace kind of thing.