GameStop says ‘bring whatever’ for Trade Anything Day

The video game retailer GameStop is offering a day for customers to "bring whatever" into the store for a trade-in and get store credit.

Known as "Trade Anything Day," the event will take place on Dec. 6, allowing customers to trade one item that fits in a 20-by-20-by-20-inch box for store credit, the company said via Instagram.

While the options seem fairly limitless, GameStop has provided a list of products that they are excluding from the trade-in:

• Hazardous waste or material, chemicals, liquids

• Lithium-ion batteries or items containing lithium-ion batteries

• Weapons or ammo

• Dead or live animals (Taxidermy items are valid)

• Alcohol, tobacco, drugs or pharmaceutical items

• Computers (excluding certain MacBooks accepted by GameStop)

• Computer accessories less than 100 pounds, such as monitors, keyboards, keypads, mice, pointing devices and external hard drives (excluding those that are normally accepted by GameStop)

• Small, outdated electronic equipment such as portable digital music players, VCRs and DVD players

• Small-scale servers

• Televisions

• Gift cards and foreign or domestic currency

• Jewelry

• Sexual and explicit items

• Items resembling body parts

GameStop employees can reject any item brought in for trade-in.

It is unclear how employees will determine the trade value of items brought in by customers but MassLive has reached out to GameStop for comment.

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