Originally posted by: kabob983
Originally posted by: erwos
Originally posted by: Dari
Originally posted by: RedRooster
Originally posted by: shingletingle
For the life of me, I can't understand why people are willing to dump more money into a system that has broken down on them. "Hey, you sold me a crappy car that broke down. I'm back to buy another one from you!"
Says something about the games and online service, eh?
Nope, says more about the customer's realization that he may be stuck with crap for a crappy system. But that isn't the case. He can just sell the accessories and games and smack Steve Ballmer across his face with the unreliable XBOX 360.
Ah, yes, continuing your self-righteous crusade to troll every 360 thread here to force Microsoft to improve the 360 (which they've already done, but damn the facts!). Seriously, don't you understand how completely dead your credibility is in this forum?
Back on topic... What I did was send mine in for repair and then sell it when it comes back. The proceeds were then spent on a new system. You'll take only a very minor hit once you factor in the controller and games you get with the new system.
Because it's the only purpose he has left in life apparently.
Also on topic I agree with erwos. Although when I sent my console back they sent me a brand new console (build date was 10 days prior to the date I received it). It was a non-HDMI Zephyr though. I'd send it in for repairs and sell it off for a new Jasper unit. I actually took the risk and bought a Jasper Arcade unit used locally. Before I handed him the cash though I had it hooked up and was on the phone with Xbox Customer Service having the ownership transferred over to me. I verified it wasn't banned or anything and it hasn't given me a lick of trouble since.
Doing it locally was the key though, hoping for a clean system buying it from a random person online is way too risky for me, and honestly getting one from Dell now is about the same price as what I spent.