Is it possible to sell video games that belong to a public library?
Is it possible to sell video games that belong to a public library?
If you check out games from a public library, is it possible to then sell those games to a Gamestop without something showing up when they scan the barcode?
Best answer:
Lol public librarys require a valid ID for a library card if I am not mistaken. So not returning those games will result in them fining you. On another note, that’s one pathetic thing to do, get a job.
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2 Comments for Is it possible to sell video games that belong to a public library?
1. beth C | May 5th, 2011 at 11:09 am
i work in a shop called gamestation in scotland UK, very similar to gamestop, and someone came into the store and tried to sell a rented copy of san andreas, from the library and it came up as property of Glasgow library on the screen so dont even try it, it might be different in the USA but i say do it 4 a good laugh
2. mal_function.geo | May 5th, 2011 at 11:21 am
If by BELONG to a library, you mean you rent a game and then sell it…
1. Thats Theft…
2. You wouldnt get much for them, as most libraries don’t give you the box or manual… and the library would fine you and make you replace it anyway…
If however you mean a game the library is selling off, that game is probably so old, that Gamestop probably wouldn’t take it anyway!
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