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"Boxed shipment"?

KnightRoderickKnightRoderick
edited March 2008 in Shopping or Activation Support
I'm trying to buy Sam & Max episode 204 but when I get to the checkout it says the following under Product Name:
Sam & Max 204: Chariots of the Dogs

* Windows XP/Vista
* Boxed Shipment

Since this is a direct download, what does boxed shipment mean here? Did I accidentaly order the hardcover version? Could someone tell me what this means since I don't want the game to be sent to my home.

Comments

  • Guybrush ThreepwoodGuybrush Threepwood
    edited March 2008
    It's probably just there by default. Just ignore it.
    There's no hardcover version of the game, anyway. :)
  • EmilyEmily Telltale Alumni
    edited March 2008
    Just ignore it. Guybrush is right, it's default text displayed by the ecommerce system. We asked them to get rid of it back in November but they never did.

    EDIT: Could you tell me where exactly you're seeing that? I just went through checkout and I don't see it. Are you buying the episode through the store, or did you download the demo and you're purchasing through that? If you could post a screenshot of the page, that would be great. Thanks!
  • KnightRoderickKnightRoderick
    edited March 2008
    Emily wrote: »
    Just ignore it. Guybrush is right, it's default text displayed by the ecommerce system. We asked them to get rid of it back in November but they never did.

    EDIT: Could you tell me where exactly you're seeing that? I just went through checkout and I don't see it. Are you buying the episode through the store, or did you download the demo and you're purchasing through that? If you could post a screenshot of the page, that would be great. Thanks!

    I'm sorry but I can't get back to the checkout page. Maybe it has something to do with that I am paying trough wire transfer.
  • EmilyEmily Telltale Alumni
    edited March 2008
    Ahh - yes, that's probably why. We hide it on the other pages but I don't think we're able to do anything on the page after a wire transfer. Thanks for letting us know.
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