Best Buy, others offer trade-in program through Dealtree.com
Dealtree.com apparently provides its services to a variety of retailers. It appears trade-in values are universal as a very quick check using the same parameters on the Circuit City version yielded the same trade-in value as with Best Buy. A sterile alternative to eBay or Craigslist for those looking to unload old consoles.
[Thanks Michael]
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I literally never play mine (partially to little time and partially afraid of it dying....), and wanted to sell it. I finally off-loaded it for $225 (the version with wireless controller/HDD/headset).
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http://bestbuy.dtdeals.com/auction/index.cfm
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I paid ~$400 after shipping for my 60GB PS3, when they were still at $600 retail, so I'd say it was worth it. It still works fine, but it is bit scratched up because the PS3's paint does a terrible job of highlighting scratches.
Some other ones were sold later for around $360~$380, new. Like any auction service, you can get some really good deals, and you can also find some pretty terrible ones.
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Wait till you get married.....then wait till you have kids!
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