PlayStation 5 sold so fast during its launch day
The PlayStation 5 is almost impossible to find anywhere after its release. Some people bought multiple PS5 in order to sell and make profit.

Toronto Police tweeted a Public Safety Alert
Police in Canada are sending warnings to people who plans to sell their new console online.
PUBLIC SAFETY ALERT:
— Toronto Police Operations (@TPSOperations) November 17, 2020
City of Toronto
– People are selling game systems online
– We have had numerous reports of robberies
– Some robberies are with weapons/violence
* Sellers advised to choose meeting areas carefully *
* Let someone know where you're meeting *#GO2174796
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On PS5’s release day, many have waited and tried their luck online. Some even waited overnight just to be first in line. Unfortunately, some websites crashed and restarted some queues.

Within minutes, the PS5 sold out. Some buyers who waited overnight didn’t get the chance to buy one. Even if you already add the PS5 in your cart, if you didn’t make it to checkout in time, you’ll receive an error telling you to try again or it’s sold out.

So where did all the PS5 and Xbox Series X go?
And just a few days later, you’ll see people selling their new PS5 and Xbox Series X online on Kijiji, craigslist and Facebook marketplace. Would you call these people smart or greedy?

With Christmas just around the corner, some people are getting really desperate to get their hands on these new next gen consoles.
A 26 year old guy in Toronto posted his PS5 for sale on Kijiji. As it was in very high demand, it didn’t take long before someone asked to meet him in person. He agreed and when he met the buyer, the man pulled up a gun and demanded to hand the PS5 and fled the scene.
The Toronto Police are now warning people selling their consoles online to make sure to meet in a safe place, bring a friend and let someone know where you’re meeting.
You can check the PS5 on Amazon daily and see if the price will drop.