Play N Trade
Description:
If you've been looking for an opportunity in a fast growing industry that is one of the most exciting, unique and profitable in the world, you've come to the right place! Play N Trade's retail video game franchise is the only game in town!
Opportunities:
Franchises and Area Developer opportunities available in all states.
Business Type:
Franchise.
Minimum Investment:
$176,200.
Training Provided:
Yes.
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Video Gamers Want to Be- New Play N Trade Franchise Store
Get in on the Only Game in Town
May 10, 2007
Play N Trade announces its newest store opening, in Caldwell, Idaho.
Play N Trade Franchise, Inc., one of the fastest-growing franchises worldwide, announces the opening of its newest video game store, located at 5103 Cleveland Boulevard in Caldwell, Idaho, delivering the ultimate video gaming experience.
“When video gamers walk in the door, they know that Play N Trade is the place they want to be. As store owners, my wife Susie and I are making sure that everyone feels welcome, from the hard core gamers to the casual gamers to parents looking for advice, backed by exceptional customer service from our friendly, knowledgeable staff,” said Beau Robertson, store co-owner.
Designed by gamers for gamers, Play N Trade stores feature multiple flat screens on the walls, WiFi connectivity, a compelling design and a unique interactive environment that includes hosting local and national in-store tournaments, a “try before you buy” any game policy, and disc and console repair services. Customers can choose from a wide variety of products, ranging from retro gaming to the latest consoles and games from leading manufacturers.
“We look forward to supporting the community in any way we can, including sponsoring events at local schools, youth group activities and other community events,” Beau said.
