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Buy and Resell Video Games with GameLock

GameLock has officially launched its new website that allows gamers to find, purchase and resell their games all at prices that beat purchasing new and reselling to major retailers. With GameLock, gamers lock-in their purchases and resale dates with the option to mail back their game at 30, 60 and 90-day intervals and receive cash back for their game. Selling back the game is completely optional but allows gamers to receive more cash back than selling with other methods. Read on to learn more about this new offer.

Until now, reselling pre-owned games has been a painful process. Gamers wanting to maximize the resale price of their games had to resort to online auction sites or marketplaces. The time-consuming process of listing the game for sale and waiting for a buyer, along with the uncertainty of not knowing if and for how much the game would sell, discouraged many gamers from reselling. The only other option was to trade in the game for pennies on the dollar at major retailers.

“I knew there had to be a better way and that’s why I started GameLock.com,” said Founder and CEO, Andy Altschuler. “When gamers buy a game at GameLock.com, they can lock-in a guaranteed future resale. If they choose to exercise the resale option, they simply place the game into our prepaid envelope and drop it in the mailbox. Or if they choose not to resell, they can simply keep the game, just like with a traditional purchase.”

GameLock.com currently offers a full catalog of new release video games for sale, with the ability to lock-in an optional-yet-guaranteed resale date of 30, 60 or 90 days. In the near future, GameLock.com will release additional innovative purchasing features.

For more information on the company, check out the official GameLock website.

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