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Wii Fit For Christmas ~ Average Sales Price for December $140
The Wii game console was the most searched-for product on eBay, followed by the Wii Fit companion product. Consumers snatched up 3,171 Wiis over eBay, at an average selling price of $349, followed by the Wii Fit, with 1,059 sold at an average selling price of $140.
Source: Jonathan Skillings from Cnet.com
As a shopper looking to score the ever-so-rare Wii Fit, this target pricing information is golden for shopping at Ebay.com.
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3 CommentsLatest Wii Fit Commercial – “Updated”
NEW 5:00 Introduction Video to the Wii Fit
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No CommentsShorter Shopping Season
Why was there an increasing in consumer spending of 3% on Black Friday 2008 compared to Black Friday 2007? Maybe because there are fewer shopping days. If you count the days between Black Friday '08 and Christmas, you come up with 27 days compared to 32 in 2007. That's 5 whole days of shopping missing from the 2008 season. Keep your procastinating in check....
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Reverse Buy It Now Link::
http://buywiifit.org/stock/reverse-bin
Watch for LOW priced, Buy-It-Now Wii Fit listings as they are being listed live on ebay and snatch one up. Also note: this saves you precious time by purchasing your Wii Fit without having to wait for the auction to end. Happy Shopping =)
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No CommentsWhy is GameStop hording all the Wii Fits…because they can.
Here's a story about a shopper trying to buy a Wii Fit at Gamestop, only to be told that they are saving them all for the elusive "Black Friday" (biggest shopping day of the year).
David Cavanaugh of Middletown has a bone to pick with GameStop, which originally told him Wednesday they had the Wii Fit in stock at its Meriden store, but when he got there he was not permitted to buy the sought after item.
By reading the blog posting, they make it sound "Illegal" for GameStop to require their store to hold their Wii Fits until a certain date. I don't believe this is illegal because games, music, books are often held for release on certain dates with inventories adjusted for in-store promotions.
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