Why don't you send a code to an email and require that to be input before completing a Graphics card sale for an item you know will be bot scalped and resold? null

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Because, as everyone knows, BBY doesn't care about their customers... at all. Have you been in a store recently? Nobody knows a thing about tech and all they do is shove their credit card and total tech membership down your throat until you get so sick of it you leave.

Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago

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Because the money from someone who has a bot spends the same as yours. A retailer's wet dream is to sell all of its products immediately. It may or may not line up with your ethics but it is what it is.

Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago

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Because best buy does not care one iota about anything except making money.

Ramon · Answer

Invite links to purchase the 4090 are being handled by Nvidia through Geforce Now

angryguy · Answer

Because the card is being purchased regardless, doesn't matter who gets it as long as they get the money.

DGPG35 · Answer

They actually did do exactly that, they verified the best buy account before you could proceed. I had to go through that process to buy a 4090 this morning.

Bkinc525 · Answer

i would have to agree, they should've learned from the ampere launch. instead it seems like they don't care about their customers, or any kind of quality control in terms of who they distribute to. smh. if it weren't for us gamers, these wouldn't even exists

Answered by Bkinc525 3 years ago

Bkinc525 · Answer

i would have to agree, they should've learned from the ampere launch. instead it seems like they don't care about their customers, or any kind of quality control in terms of who they distribute to. smh. if it weren't for us gamers, these wouldn't even exists

Answered by Bkinc525 3 years ago

“Why don't you send a code to an email and require that to be input before completing a Graphics card sale for an item you know will be bot scalped and resold?”

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