2801 Sealed Games for Thirty Thousand Dollars

While we all know that eBay is a great place to sell just about anything, we are always constantly reminded that its also a place to sell bulk lots and unsold merchandise. In this case, GameDealDaily (GDD) is selling 2800+ factory sealed, fresh out of the box video games for $29,995 (OBO). Not sure how much they got these for, but considering the MSRP of these (before they became bargain bin or front lane games aka budget titles) are over $100,000, I think they’re losing alot of money from it. If you can lower the price down to $10,000, you’ll be making a killing from it.

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