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Many times.
It helps a person avoid becoming a "hoarder" especially of multiples of an identical title.
Donating one game to a new technician for free, and selling another EM as a project but complete for under $400.
Both games should be in their new homes this week.
Those that don't "get it" have not yet moved past the first few stages of ownership.
What I don't do is give games to people to flip for profit. No benefit to the hobby.
Learn to spot them, as they are a cancer.
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