Everquest Titanium

On Fri, 16 Jun 2006 14:44:38 -0500, Vidden
<Vidden.29ifx1 DeleteThis @erollisimarr-dot-com-forum.com> wrote:

>
>Buy it from Wal-mart. It's cheeper and easier to do.

Not in the UK it isn't



Palindrome
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On Fri, 16 Jun 2006 20:19:09 +0100, Palindrome
<damon-nomad.TakeThisOut@tiscali.co.uk> wrote:

>Hi All
>
>I want to get a pal the Titanium pack, but Sony's site is as clear as
>mud about the fine details. I assume if I pay on my Visa, and put HIM
>down as the Shipping Address (inc. his email address), he'll get some
>sort of Download Key or something in his email?
>
>I'd appreciate it if anyone could say how this goes in the world of
>Sony )

Since it's oversea, online ordering is probably the only way. I don't
know what the rules in UK are but generally companiws only send
product to address listed with credit card owner.

Worse case, you get the key but you can pass it to your pal.

As an alternative you can find a friend in USA to pick up a copy of
Titanium locally and air mail them (probably under couple dollars
mailing)
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Assuming it is the disk set being sent out, then there ought not to be any
problems, as the key should to be included and the account will be set up in
your friend's name with their payment details. The email address will be
used for notification of acceptance of order and notification of posting. No
real difference in you buying it in a shop here and passing it on to a
friend apart from the fact we can't get these packages over in the UK and
end up getting stiffed for the post & packaging.
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On Sat, 17 Jun 2006 09:27:18 +0100, "RangerGirl"
<kris.DeleteThis@twoplates.f9.co.uk> wrote:

>Assuming it is the disk set being sent out, then there ought not to be any
>problems, as the key should to be included and the account will be set up in
>your friend's name with their payment details. The email address will be
>used for notification of acceptance of order and notification of posting. No
>real difference in you buying it in a shop here and passing it on to a
>friend apart from the fact we can't get these packages over in the UK and
>end up getting stiffed for the post & packaging.

Yes, true - I had seen the offer on the Sony site, but they just had
bare-bones info, and at that price I assumed it was a digital
download, albeit one of colossal proportions, heh. Since then I found
out that, cheap as it is, the Titanium set is actually a boxed set of
5 disks. Outstanding value, really, and it even includes 30 days of
play!

I have actually found a site in the UK that sells the set, and they
also do the Prophecy of Ro boxed set too, so I'll give that a try I
think.

Thanks all!



Palindrome
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Impmon wrote:
> On Fri, 16 Jun 2006 20:19:09 +0100, Palindrome
> <damon-nomad.TakeThisOut@tiscali.co.uk> wrote:
>
>
>>Hi All
>>
>>I want to get a pal the Titanium pack, but Sony's site is as clear as
>>mud about the fine details. I assume if I pay on my Visa, and put HIM
>>down as the Shipping Address (inc. his email address), he'll get some
>>sort of Download Key or something in his email?
>>
>>I'd appreciate it if anyone could say how this goes in the world of
>>Sony )
>
>
> Since it's oversea, online ordering is probably the only way. I don't
> know what the rules in UK are but generally companiws only send
> product to address listed with credit card owner.
>
> Worse case, you get the key but you can pass it to your pal.

Well, the thing is, every time I've ever gotten a download, I've
never gotten a key. Of course, those were expansions but it's
something to check on.


Tracey
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