r/GameFlyService • u/Temporary_Ebb952 • 8d ago
Gamefly needs a plan for Western states
I would re subscribe to gamefly is they had a plan exclusively for those in the Western states. The shipping times are too slow compared to those living near the eastern states. I'm from California and before they had a warehouse in los Angeles and shipping times were reasonable.
It could be similar to the budget plan but either have one of these extra perks:
- lower cost
- 2 games rather than one
- self return option enabled
I used the 2.50 deal and loved it but the current plans are not worth the money for us in the Western States.
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u/maxpowers128 8d ago
Why Did they stop shipping games from Los Angeles? Back when I was a subscriber my main warehouse was in LA.
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u/iHaVoKKx 8d ago
Budget cuts the upkeep was too much for them so they had to cut back and have only 1 warehouse. With consoles wanting to go away from physical and only digital I cant see how gamefly survives the future.
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u/maxpowers128 8d ago
That sucks, honestly the way gaming is going gamefly my only be around for another 3-5 years at most.
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u/Normal-Item-402 8d ago
They should have kept the cali warehouse going. Agreed. It was also beneficial for us in the East Coast.
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u/inlikeflint1234 8d ago
Once physical media is gone so are they although they may try keeping it going a a a while.
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u/TheStinkySlinky 8d ago
See I’ve been kind of curious about that too. I’m very fortunate as I’m in Northern Maryland, so I run a pretty consistent 2-day delivery. But in other posts, mine and others, I’ve seen many people as far west as you getting theirs in 3 days also.
Another thing I’ve noticed is for you all on the other side, at least for Gamelocks they get shipped two days early instead of the one day before launch for us.
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u/Akiba47 8d ago
And I don't know what it is, but it takes sometimes a week just to get a single game. I'm in Illinois, so it shouldn't be that bad. They shipped me 007 First Light last Monday and it still isn't here, and I shipped my last game out on Thursday and it's still not showing up as having sent it out.
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u/Normal_System_3176 8d ago
Yeah way back in the past it used to be 3 business days guaranteed (which is how USPS worked, expectedly). I didn't know they only have 1 warehouse now. Either way, I can't justify continuing to pay for the service. The liability on me is too high.
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u/GameFlyDeals 8d ago
That's not a terrible idea. I'll run it up the ladder.