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Some savings tips for college students especially:
I bought an XL on Cowboom (Best Buy affiliate) for $125!!!!! (Saved $75)
I totally sniped the auction, though they also have very good deals for "buy it now" pre-owned 3DS consoles.
I recommend going to Cowboom if you are frugal, like myself. It is much cheaper than Ebay or Amazon which usual overestimate resale value. Though, I have seen pretty good deals every once in a blue moon on Amazon. I went to buy a standard 3DS on there for $85 in "very good" condition, and it was gone by the time I clicked to order it :(
Normally on cowboom, the prices are $135 for the 3DS XL and $108/115 for the 3DS. However, check the images and description to see extent of wear. Mine was in much better shape than most. Also, there were no scratches on the screen, a tiny one near the buttons, and some minor ones on the outside shell (which I will cover-up anyway).
Before heading there though, I would recommend craigslist. I live in a rural area, far far away from any substantive population, soo, I had no luck on there, unless I drove 3 hours south. However, if you are not an adult, please don't use this site, or at least have your parent/guardian go with you. Actually, even us adults should have someone go with us. Also, be vigilant of anything that seems WAY too good to be true. For instance, a 3DS XL Brand New for $50! ...Come on, don't end up a victim of some scam. This goes for any online purchase.
Even though I have mine ordered I will get back to everyone on the actual condition of the system as well as any other promising sites I come across. Since it is a Best Buy affiliated site, that has great reviews, I am hopeful. Good Luck on your 3DS hunting.
I bought an XL on Cowboom (Best Buy affiliate) for $125!!!!! (Saved $75)
I totally sniped the auction, though they also have very good deals for "buy it now" pre-owned 3DS consoles.
I recommend going to Cowboom if you are frugal, like myself. It is much cheaper than Ebay or Amazon which usual overestimate resale value. Though, I have seen pretty good deals every once in a blue moon on Amazon. I went to buy a standard 3DS on there for $85 in "very good" condition, and it was gone by the time I clicked to order it :(
Normally on cowboom, the prices are $135 for the 3DS XL and $108/115 for the 3DS. However, check the images and description to see extent of wear. Mine was in much better shape than most. Also, there were no scratches on the screen, a tiny one near the buttons, and some minor ones on the outside shell (which I will cover-up anyway).
Before heading there though, I would recommend craigslist. I live in a rural area, far far away from any substantive population, soo, I had no luck on there, unless I drove 3 hours south. However, if you are not an adult, please don't use this site, or at least have your parent/guardian go with you. Actually, even us adults should have someone go with us. Also, be vigilant of anything that seems WAY too good to be true. For instance, a 3DS XL Brand New for $50! ...Come on, don't end up a victim of some scam. This goes for any online purchase.
Even though I have mine ordered I will get back to everyone on the actual condition of the system as well as any other promising sites I come across. Since it is a Best Buy affiliated site, that has great reviews, I am hopeful. Good Luck on your 3DS hunting.