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Wal-Mart tried a video games trade-in strategy in 2009. It didn’t work. With CExchange, will it work now?

Posted on March 18, 2014 by Ted Bauer

This seems like an interesting plan: Wal-Mart is now going to accept video game trade-ins in 3,100 or so of their 4,835 U.S. stores. It’s interesting because normally when you trade-in a video game — say, at GameStop — you use… Continue Reading →

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