Left 4 Dead 3: Gamestop customers rage against ‘screw you’ policy
Left 4 Dead 3 has been met with mixed reviews from both gamers and critics alike. Some have praised the new and improved gameplay while others have found the game to be buggy and unenjoyable. One issue that has caused a lot of anger and frustration among Gamestop customers is the company’s "screw you" policy when it comes to returning or exchanging games. Many customers feel that they were not given a fair chance to test the game before making a purchase, and that they are now being forced to deal with the consequences.
Left 4 Dead 3: Gamestop customers angry about policy requiring pre-orders
Left 4 Dead 3 is finally coming out and many gamers are excited to experience the game. However, some Gamestop customers are not happy about a policy that requires pre-orders.
Some gamers have taken to social media to voice their concerns. They say that the policy is unfair because they didn’t have enough time to pre-order the game and now they’re being forced to wait.
Others argue that it’s unfair to force people to pre-order a game when they might not be able to afford it. They say that Gamestop is punishing people who are just trying to get the game as soon as possible.
So far, Gamestop has not commented on the policy. However, it’s likely that they will come up with a solution that appeases both customers and the company.
Left 4 Dead 3: Gamestop customers protesting "screw you" policy
Left 4 Dead 3 is the latest installment in the popular zombie shooter series. Released on November 17th, 2013, the game has quickly become a fan favorite. However, one issue has caused a lot of anger among Gamestop customers: the "screw you" policy.
The policy, as stated on the Gamestop website, is that "if you bought the game from us, and then decide to trade it in to us within seven days of receiving it, we will deduct the value of the game from your current purchase and give you a store credit in the amount of that value."
Many customers are upset because they feel that this policy unfairly penalizes them. For example, a customer who buys the game used and then trades it in within seven days receives a store credit rather than the full value of the game. This policy is especially frustrating for customers who have just finished the game and are looking to trade it in for something else.
The "screw you" policy has caused a lot of anger among Gamestop customers, and it is likely that it will cause a lot of backlash as well. Gamestop may not have realized the negative publicity that this policy would generate, and they may have to change it soon.
Left 4 Dead 3: Gamestop customers outraged over mandatory pre-orders
Left 4 Dead 3 fans were outraged this week when they found out that they were required to pre-order the game through Gamestop in order to play it. The policy has drawn the ire of many customers, who feel that it’s unfair and punitive.
"I don’t want to pre-order something and then be forced to not be able to play it," one customer told GameSpot. "I don’t feel like I’m being given a choice."
Others feel that Gamestop is trying to unfairly benefit from the game’s popularity. "It’s just a way for them to make more money off of us," said one customer. "It’s not fair."
Gamestop has defended the policy, stating that it’s necessary in order to prevent the game from being sold out. However, many customers disagree and feel that they’re being forced into a decision they don’t want to make.
With the release of Left 4 Dead 3 just around the corner, this controversy is sure to continue. It will be interesting to see how the policy is changed or whether Gamestop backs down in the face of customer backlash.
Left 4 Dead 3: Gamestop customers boycotting chain over policy
Left 4 Dead 3 is available now on Xbox One and PC, but some Gamestop customers are boycotting the chain after it announced a ‘screw you’ policy for returning games.
The policy states that customers who have already returned a game for a refund or exchange will not be able to return it again for a full refund. If the game has been used, Gamestop will only give a store credit.
Many gamers are outraged by the policy, and are taking to social media to voice their displeasure.
"I’m never returning to Gamestop again because of this policy," wrote one customer on the chain’s Facebook page. "It’s so unfair that they’re not willing to let us return a game once we’ve already given it back."
"This is ridiculous," wrote another. "I’ve been returning games for years and this is the first time I’ve had a problem."
Gamestop is facing a wave of customer backlash over the policy, and has since released a statement apologizing for the inconvenience.
"We know that our customers want to be able to return games and that is why we offer the option to do so," the statement reads. "However, we made a mistake with our recent policy regarding returns of games that have been used. We are currently working to fix the issue and will let our customers know as soon as possible."
It’s unclear how many gamers have decided to boycott Gamestop over the policy, but the company appears to be feeling the heat.
Left 4 Dead 3: Gamestop customers rallying against "screw you" policy
Gamestop customers are rallying against a policy that forces them to buy new copies of Left 4 Dead 3 if they want to continue playing their game.
The policy was first noticed by Reddit users and has since sparked outrage online.
"I was playing Left 4 Dead 3 last night and I had to restart my game because I got disconnected," one customer said. "I came back and my game was updated to the newest version, but I can’t play it because I don’t have the old version of the game. I have the new version of the game, the disc, and the instructions, but I can’t play it because I don’t have the old version of the game."
Others said that they had purchased the game new, only to have it automatically updated to the latest version without their consent.
"I bought the game new and it updated without me doing anything," another customer said. "I’m not sure if I can get a refund because I bought the game new, but I’m pissed off."
A Gamestop spokesperson said that the policy is designed to keep players from having to download large updates.
"We’re requiring new copies of Left 4 Dead 3 from customers who want to continue playing their game as we do not want them to have to download large updates," the spokesperson said.
Many customers are outraged at the policy and are demanding that Gamestop change it.
"This is ridiculous," one customer said. "I’ve been playing this game for years and now I have to buy a new copy just because they updated it? Change the policy please."
Others said that they would never shop at Gamestop again.
"I’m never shopping at Gamestop again," one customer said. "This is ridiculous."
This policy is causing a lot of anger and frustration among Gamestop customers, and it’s likely that it will soon be changed.
Conclusion
In conclusion, many Gamestop customers were outraged when they learned that they would no longer be able to trade in their games for credit towards new titles. Many feel that this policy is unfair and unenforceable, and it seems as though the company is only looking out for its own interests.
