That's not bad considering the hours you'll save by not waiting in line and calling around to local stores to find out when they'll have the system in stock. I spent 6 hours total - 4 waiting in line in 20 degree weather and 2 calling around to local stores. Paying an extra $175 would have been worth it to avoid all that.
When buying off eBay:
- Make sure the Wii you are getting is new
- If possible, make sure it comes with a receipt so you can get your one year warranty coverage from Nintendo if anything goes wrong with it the first year
- Also, make sure you are buying from someone with high positive feedback. If the seller has feedback of less than 10, I would avoid buying from that auction.
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