[quote name='DPsx7']Flipping usually entails some A-hole stealing extra copies of discounted games from customers who really wanted them just to make a buck. I can't say I'm sorry for your situation. Not too long ago there was another topic, someone whining that they can't pull much profit by selling new games online. It's about time these hoarders learned to buy a single copy for themselves and leave the rest for others. MAYBE two copies if a sibling or friend wants a copy and you're there already.[/QUOTE]
I guess I'm an asshole then, but the last thing I am is a thief. Want a game? Get off your fat ass and go get it. Go to bed early for once and get up in the morning so you can get in on a deal. I go to school M-F at 9:45 and when I get out at 2-3 PM there are always games available at my local stores. If no one's picked them up by then and I can flip them, I'll buy them all.
[quote name='DPsx7']Well you know some people have these things called jobs... Or school. If they have to work then it's not right for some underage prick to buy a dozen copies. I'm glad when they get stuck with them or only make half of what they paid. I understand a lot depends on the store stock but unless there are carts full of the same game limit it to 2 copies out of decency. No flipping, no placeholding, no reselling.
That's not me at all. Hoarders ruin it for everyone and even hurt the store through return fraud, leading to less specials. I've never purchased more than 2 copies of a game and even that is rare since my bro doesn't play all the same stuff I do. The ones I see doing the bragging are the jackasses that pilfer 10 copies, not the ones who simply bought what they needed.[/QUOTE]
I have a job... I work about 30-40 hours a week at BBV as a manger. I go to school. I'm currently studying for my Major in Chemistry. And I'll agree with you on the "It's not fair" part, but guess what? Life isn't fair. Get over it. I've missed out on deals tons of times because I was too late and all of CAG bought out Amazon or something and I never cried about it.
I've never committed return fraud once yet. Hell, I've even taken a $17 loss on a game just to avoid committing return fraud.
As for the rest of your second paragraph, please refer to the pictures at the end of my post.
[quote name='DPsx7']You know it's better to have a job than be a leech. And I doubt your $5 a week is going far.
I don't directly mean you commit return fraud, but I don't put it past people who act like you do. Finally just because someone else equally as stupid does it doesn't make it right. When you finally do get a job then we'll see how you feel about lurkers and flippers.[/QUOTE]
I make more flipping than I do at my job and I get paid fairly well at my job and work a lot of hours at my job for it being a part-time retail job. That says something, doesn't it?
[quote name='DPsx7']Like I told the last kid, not having a job doesn't make it acceptable. Most people don't have the luxury of showing up late or getting an hour lunch break. The earliest they can get there is in the evening and by that time you idiots stole 30 copies to line your pockets. Why should those with a job be 'punished' because you're too lazy to find real work? Karma will sort you clowns out.[/QUOTE]
I go to school every morning and I usually have to open my store on weekends, but I still manage to get in on deals and hoard the shit out of a lot of games. Why can't you? To me, it just sounds like you're one of those lazy pricks who waits 1-2 weeks to get in on a deal and once you find out you missed it, you blame hoarders.
And for your entertainment... Please remember to multiply what you see in the pictures by 2. That's how many I've sold, and made money off of, so far. And don't worry, there's a lot more, but I won't picture the other things that I have

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