ok Walmart, you ROCK!! this is funny stuff

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Wal-Mart has long been known for its liberal return policy, but one Xbox 360 owner took it too far. Probably wondering exactly what to do with the discarded chassis of his Xbox 360, presumably following a chromed out shell installation, the owner capitalized on a lazy returns department and walked away with cash, leaving his refuse in Wal-Mart's hands. Looks like he's a med school drop out or something, as the eviscerated console came stuffed with a used copy of Comprehensive Medical Assisting and some random cables. It's all terribly upsetting, the kind of deplorable behavior you wouldn't wish upon your least-liked local Supercenter employee. [/quote]

It would have been totally awesome if he would have had like an entire group of people returning 360s with a gigantic book inside because that way more people would have won but since he is all alone now nobody else can do it as I am pretty sure corporate has issued a memo.

Yes, just as our friend Peter got multiple memos about the new TPS cover sheets, I bet most Wal-Mart employees got memos dealing with BS filled 360's.

The guy who did this definitely wins, but I'm guessing when he returned it, he had to give out some information, which will probably lead to his demise.

I dont believe you have to give any information except for your receipt.

So many people I know have pulled ##### like this. Trading in 360's with no problems at all or were ruined on purpose to trade towards an elite... Since the 360 has had so many problems most retailers don't even bother to ask any questions if someone is coming in with a 360 to trade.

Funny stuff though.

Ah, maybe Wal-Mart doesn't, but when I hear of video game returns, I think of Gamestop, where whenever you trade in or return something, you have to give your name, address, phone number, and such in addition to the system being tested before you can get credit/cash back. But obviously thats not going to be the same for every system.

You need a receipt for Wally World

You sir need to stop giving Gamestop business, they are the worst thing that has happened to gaming. I find the simple fact that I cannot buy a new game thats completely unopened offensive.