Online Retailers

[goldenlight]

Hello this is my first post. I have always been fascinated with trains since my very first Lionel train set in 1983. Would to have a nice sim game to play

I am located in the United States are there any reputable Online retailers so I can avoid this international fee on my credit card. thanks

I would settle for 2010 if I can get that version. thanks...

 

[zatovisualworks]

Hi dear would-be trainzer,

Welcome to the wonderful addictive -authorities won't be warning you on that :hehe: - world of Trainz and its home forum.

It's really a pity you have an extra fee for international orders on your card since the Auran now N3VRF41L on-line shop has been one of the most decent efficient service of this kind I've dealt with for years -and I'm a freakish on-line buyer and already seen many on-line shops-.

Maybe you should reconsider paying that extra fee. In return you could be gaining trust and a serious service. Of course the digital download option is faster and IMO more advantageous for both sides, you and the seller.

Enjoy your stay.

The buying while cash lasts side of Alberte :wave:

 

[bunkerrattmk2]

you can purchase trainz from jointedrail.com



http://www.jointedrail.com/

 

[Euphod]

For the low price and fast service I bought my 2010 from HERE. It arrived as advertised, new, unopened, and with a valid serial number.

 

[RRSignal]

I won't name the online retailer, but if you buy Trainz (or any other game) from them, you're buying nothing but trouble. I wouldn't take that version for free or even if they paid me, since I don't want the DRM malware they include (and which that version of Trainz needs to run.)

The exchange fee is what, 80 cents? A dollar, maybe? Beats having a screwed up copy of Trainz.

 

[Alco_P-A]

You can also buy from here: www.bigboytrainsandhobbies.com

 

[ct_krogen]

i would only buy from auran online store, that where i buy all my trainz disk, right from the co that maked it,,,, BTW ( i would not buy for steam
)))

 

[goldenlight]

took a chance

ordered trainz simulator 2010 ee from a Reputable online retailer. I chose to order a box version of the game. Hopefully everythingworks out ok.

 

[dreamk]

Goldenlight, You can pay with PayPal also in Auran store so what extra fees you then have to pay other than regular currency change?

 

[leeferr]

I always buy the boxed version and never from anyone except Auran/N3V. If I have a problem with it, then my complaint is with the company that made it and not through a go-between. It's always best to go straight to the source in my opinion.

Mike

 

[Stationbeem]

I always buy the boxed version and never from anyone except Auran/N3V. If I have a problem with it, then my complaint is with the company that made it and not through a go-between. It's always best to go straight to the source in my opinion.

Mike

Totally agree the only place to purchase Trainz.

 

[Enzo1]

You can also buy from here: www.bigboytrainsandhobbies.com

Is that a boxed version? Also is the TRS 2010 made by topics entertainment the same thing as TRS 2010 made by N3V?

 

[goldenlight]

having second thoughts???

You guys are scaring me. and Yes it is the boxed version..

I'm tempted to go on and purchase it directly through Auran.

 

[RRSignal]

As long as you didn't buy it through Steam you are probably ok.

 

[Alco_P-A]

FYI: All Trainz sims games that I sell are boxed versions and direct from Auran. U.S. shipping destinations only.
Alco_P-A
www.bigboytrainsandhobbies.com

 

[sniper297]

http://www.fspilotshop.com/product_info.php?products_id=2563

Nels Anderson, owner of www.trainsim.com and www.flightsim.com, hosted flightsim bulletin boards long before the internet was invented, and has an impeccable reputation. Buyers in the US have reported receiving their copies from that link in less than a week.

 

[RRSignal]

Hate to disagree with ya, Sniper, and I do so with respect, but FSPilotshop has lost a lot of credibility over the years 1. because they don't tell you if products are DRMed (which is a VERY big deal); and 2. there seem to be some otherwise misleadingly-advertised products there. Now, granted, they rely heavily on the often-dodgy product vendors to provide complete and accurate information, but I do think they could do more to accurately represent what they sell.

Not that there's any better sim clearinghouse - there isn't AFAIK - but I've been burned enough at FSPilotShop that I rarely buy anything, and, when I do, it's something I couldn't get directly from the supplier.

 

[sniper297]

So when you clicked the contact us link;

http://www.fspilotshop.com/help_me.php?help=contact

What did they say? I've never bought anything there myself, I got MSTS before I joined the website, and all the subsequent trainsims I've had were gifts from adoring fans. :wave: But I've asked a bunch of people about it, and all reported excellent service.