Comments on: Wiis Here, Getcha Ice Cold Wii Here http://www.directom.com/internet-marketing-blog/wiis-here-getcha-ice-cold-wii-here_143.html Helping your business to succeed online Sun, 07 Sep 2008 15:33:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Paul Woodhouse http://www.directom.com/internet-marketing-blog/wiis-here-getcha-ice-cold-wii-here_143.html#comment-90 Paul Woodhouse Mon, 07 Jan 2008 15:13:05 +0000 http://www.directom.com/internet-marketing-blog/wiis-here-getcha-ice-cold-wii-here_143.html#comment-90 I think he has a buddy whose elder brother he'd seen playing Halo 3. I suspected that as soon as he saw the Wii in action he'd forget all about a 360 - and that proved to be the case. Kids, eh! I think he has a buddy whose elder brother he’d seen playing Halo 3.

I suspected that as soon as he saw the Wii in action he’d forget all about a 360 - and that proved to be the case.

Kids, eh!

]]> By: frscholar http://www.directom.com/internet-marketing-blog/wiis-here-getcha-ice-cold-wii-here_143.html#comment-87 frscholar Sun, 06 Jan 2008 20:41:22 +0000 http://www.directom.com/internet-marketing-blog/wiis-here-getcha-ice-cold-wii-here_143.html#comment-87 Paul, Why did the 7 year-old member of your clan think a 360 was cooler/better than a wii? Paul,
Why did the 7 year-old member of your clan think a 360 was cooler/better than a wii?

]]> By: Paul Woodhouse http://www.directom.com/internet-marketing-blog/wiis-here-getcha-ice-cold-wii-here_143.html#comment-82 Paul Woodhouse Thu, 03 Jan 2008 13:37:30 +0000 http://www.directom.com/internet-marketing-blog/wiis-here-getcha-ice-cold-wii-here_143.html#comment-82 They're also relatively rare in dear old England, but my sister did manage to get one for her menaces - the 7-year-old one opening it up and asking if it was an xbox 360 then rolling his eyes with a "That sucks" on being told that it was a Wii. I wonder where he picked that turn of phrase up from? Still, no child should be playing Halo and it really wasn't too long before everybody was bouncing up and down tanning each other's backsides at various games incorporated in Wii sports. The kids were beating the adults, girls were beating boys, and even my 89-year-old Gran was talking about getting one. (Apparently she's heard an old people's home has them for the elderly folk residing there, or something!) And my initially disappointed nephew was loving it the most - the 360 but a number. If I could find one at the proper asking price of $259 I'd pull the trigger right away - they're almost magical. But, the problem lies with the fact that most of the places trying to sell them online are bundling the things with games for prices above $500. Your lawyer would be well advised to check somewhere like slickdeals or techbargains which keep on top of daily tech deals and will post when anybody has the Wii in stock. Then he can buy from more "well known" retailers, either by purchasing online then picking up in-store or by shooting on over and hoping they have them lying around. Whether you're willing to buy online or not there's no excuse for not doing your browsing online. I've yet to see a Wii in-stock anywhere when I'm out and about, only online. You gotta shop smart! They’re also relatively rare in dear old England, but my sister did manage to get one for her menaces - the 7-year-old one opening it up and asking if it was an xbox 360 then rolling his eyes with a “That sucks” on being told that it was a Wii. I wonder where he picked that turn of phrase up from?

Still, no child should be playing Halo and it really wasn’t too long before everybody was bouncing up and down tanning each other’s backsides at various games incorporated in Wii sports. The kids were beating the adults, girls were beating boys, and even my 89-year-old Gran was talking about getting one. (Apparently she’s heard an old people’s home has them for the elderly folk residing there, or something!) And my initially disappointed nephew was loving it the most - the 360 but a number.

If I could find one at the proper asking price of $259 I’d pull the trigger right away - they’re almost magical. But, the problem lies with the fact that most of the places trying to sell them online are bundling the things with games for prices above $500.

Your lawyer would be well advised to check somewhere like slickdeals or techbargains which keep on top of daily tech deals and will post when anybody has the Wii in stock. Then he can buy from more “well known” retailers, either by purchasing online then picking up in-store or by shooting on over and hoping they have them lying around.

Whether you’re willing to buy online or not there’s no excuse for not doing your browsing online. I’ve yet to see a Wii in-stock anywhere when I’m out and about, only online.

You gotta shop smart!

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