[QUOTE=Rika-chan;42987112]Article doesn't mention the required $500 deposit[/QUOTE]
uh
the way it works is that you either a) send it in like you could do with the 360 or b) have put a hold onto the 500 bucks you spent on the console, send you a new one, and unhold your cash once you send in the broken one
you are literally DIGGING for reasons to come up with funny xbox one zingers
[QUOTE=milkandcooki;42987991]uh
the way it works is that you either a) send it in like you could do with the 360 or b) have put a hold onto the 500 bucks you spent on the console, send you a new one, and unhold your cash once you send in the broken one
you are literally DIGGING for reasons to come up with funny xbox one zingers[/QUOTE]
I actually am not, I just think that people who send it in without a deposit should get a free game too, that is just my opinion though.
[QUOTE=ZachPL;42986745]I sent polygon my email.[/QUOTE]
Thanks for letting us know.
Ha, take that PS4! Where's your PS Plus now?
[sp]Sarcasm.[/sp]
I know this is Microsoft and not EA, but thanks to EA whenever I hear something along the lines of "a minority of users are experiencing issues" (Simcity/ME3 press releases), I assume that it is a significant portion of the userbase.
[QUOTE=ZachPL;42986745]I sent polygon my email.[/QUOTE]
Wait did your xbox break? After all your shitposting and blind defending of it?
How nice of them!
While a lot of the things Microsoft have done over the course of the year have been pretty poorly received, [I]THIS[/I] is a nice way of making up for a defective disc drive. Good on Microsoft.
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