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PS3 Camping Begins In New York

Submitted by on November 15, 2006 – 2:47 pm3 Comments

Best_Buy_NY.jpgThe Tru Sammael sent me an e-mail today regarding the campers at a local Best Buy:


“One of my friends took this pic today in front of the South Setauket BBY. These idiots were waiting outside in the rain since at least early yesterday. All for a PS3

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  • Bill says:

    Same thing in Mesa, AZ. I laughed seeing the line of about 40 people camping in front of Best Buy when the store already told me they expected 3-4 PS3s at the most and aren’t opening at midnight. So they will be sitting there till Friday at 9 am. Weather is beautiful here now though so at least they have that going for them.

  • math says:

    Actually depending on how long you wait in line it may actually be worth it to resell. Your saying they are better off getting a job. Some simple math may prove this wrong.

    Think about it. You wait in line 48 hours before it opens. This is what im going with, because I work at a Best Buy, and thats when we started getting our first customers in line. Now you buy a PS3 for $600. Assuming that you sell the PS3 for at least $3000, you will make a $2400 profit. Now unless you know something that I dont, thats 2400/48, which would be roughly $50 an hour. I know A LOT of people who don’t get paid that much.

    Obviously this isn’t factoring in taxes and what not, but again you will probably sell it for at least $3000, so I think that little bit is ok if I leave it out.

    If you look in e-bay there are already PS3 preorders going for around $3000, and the console hasn’t even been released yet, meaning that when it does come out, and people dont get one then they will start biding like mad. I am gonna guess that the ebay sale prices will exceed $3000.

    I would definetly camp out and resell it if I didn’t have a job, school, and a life.

    So again, can you say its not worth it to sit in line and resell?

  • James says:

    Well, if you factor in not having a job, school or a life then doing anything is worth it..isn’t it?

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