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This user has been reported as a bad trader! Bad Trader Reports   Bad Trader Date/Description/Reporter Username: gamer_junkie Name: jay jeffries Aliases: gamer_junkie Email: SATAN_L@hotmail.com Address: Status: active Created: July 10, 2002 at 1:25pm (EST) I sent My Yu-gi-oh Forbidden Memories on June 12, 2002. He received it right on time. He tells me hes gona send ASAP, A week later he emails me again tellin me he will send June 27, 2002. Its been over 2 weeks now and i havent received my Star Ocean 2, Legend of Dragoon. I dont believe he is a bad trader but he needs to stick to his word. Consider this a wake up call and send my Games NOW. When i receive them ill take this BTR down. ----------------------------------- Update: July 26. Its been over a month now and still nothing, he said the last time he logged on he would send it that same day that was July 15, its been 2 weeks after that and still nothing. Im convinced now that HES a big time Liar and THIEF, Putting excuses he has Health problems- That really doesnt concern me JUST SHIP MY GAME NOW and dont put any more excuses- IT really saddens me to see someone trow people off with that speech he has on his BIO about theft yet he does it himself. HES A BIG TIME LOSEr, THIEF, and LIAR. DONT TRADE WITH HIM!!!!!! Reported By: Miranger
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Location: South Carolina, United States Recent Ratings: excellent [89.2%] [10 ratings] Overall Ratings: excellent [93.0%] [19 ratings] Trades: with 19 Different Traders (22 total trades) Offer Response Time: unknown Last login: on 13-Aug-2002 at 4:35pm Subscriber: not currently subscribed Member since: 27-Aug-2001 http://gametz.com/user/gamer_junkie.html		Page Hits: 2 today (22 in the last 30 days) Deal Preference: Trade, Buy or Sell

	Favorite Links:	Interests: video games, my wife, comics Likes: my wife, comics, video games Dislikes: rude people, my ex finacee(psycho witch), my roommate sometimes lol
Quote: First you want to kill.. then you want to love me.... BLOW
Comment if we strike up a deal from where you are buying from me.. you will send the money first.. no working around that! IF you rip me off I will go postal! Very seldom to I buy or sell, unless its a good deal. PSX BUNDLE: I have a psx with game enhancer, 2 controller, all hook-ups and all the psx games on my list plus plenty of extras for trade for a ps2, xbox or possibly a gc! I also have comics for trade.. over 600 60's to present... good trade only, for a listing email me and give me a few days to list them all. lol! What I want.. Dreamcast system playstation 2 system any psx rpgs I haven't already got Rating system * - I have played it, and want to get rid of it for another game * * - pretty decent game but will trade * * * - very good game that I will trade for a another game * * * * - great game will not be so easy to get from me * * * * * - you'd better be offering me some great trade or I will only laugh at you. GAMER JUNKIE'S WALL OF GREAT TRADERS RESIDENTGAMER- This guy is awesome, already have two trades with him and hopefully more. Each time he exceeds expectations! Dunkindoughnuts86- Another Great trader with whom I have 2 trades with. J-factor- Very good trader and makes great deals! Wytrbred- Great guy who knows the value of a game! Dyne- Great trader whos been around awhile.. hopefully will trade with again! Nes_8bit- great guy all around my first trade! WARNING!!! Avoid these traders! Gainbrain19- We pended a trade and after I have got a money order ready since he promise to send first.. he backed out and canceled the trade! UNtrustworthy!!! Thats all for right now but there are a few traders quickly working there way onto this list!!! Just a remeinder to anyone thinking of ripping me off!!! The Mail Fraud Statute (Title 18, United States Code, Section 1341) is the nation's oldest federal consumer protection statute and effectively fights white-collar fraud and product and service misrepresentation. It defines fraud as a scheme or artifice which uses the U.S. Mail to obtain money or property by means of false or fraudulent representations. Mail fraud is a criminal scheme where the postal system is used to obtain money or anything of value from a victim by offering a product, service, or investment opportunity that does not live up to its claims. To obtain a mail fraud conviction, a prosecutor must prove (1) the facts surrounding the offer were intentionally misrepresented and (2) the U.S. Mail was relied on to carry out the scheme. The False Representation Statute (Title 39, United States Code, Section 3005) is a civil law used to protect the public from aggravated monetary loss where proving fraudulent intent is difficult. Three remedies are available to the Postal Inspection Service under this law in pursuing con artists who use the mail to defraud people. If the Postal Service sues the promoter based on evidence obtained by postal inspectors, it need only prove a particular representation was made, that it is false, and that money or property was sought through the mail. If the judge rules the promotion violates the statute, a false representation order (FRO) is issued by the Judicial Officer of the Postal Service directing the postmaster in the city where the promoter is receiving mail to return to the senders all mail connected with the promotion. An FRO thus cuts off the promoter's receipt at that address of funds sent by victims. The statute does not provide a judge with authority to order refunds to victims whose money the promoter has already obtained. Often, a court hearing is avoided when postal inspectors get a promoter to sign a consent agreement to discontinue a promotion; such an agreement typically includes a provision requiring the promoter to refund money to any victim who requests it. Inspectors also often get a suspect promoter to sign a voluntary discontinuance letter to cease a promotion early on, thus saving many consumers from victimization. A law suit under the False Representation Statute sometimes takes time to resolve, so the Postal Service may ask for a temporary restraining order (TRO) from a U.S. District Court near where the suspect promoter receives his mail. While an FRO is being sought, a TRO keeps consumers' money from reaching the promoter by allowing the postmaster in the city of address to detain incoming mail connected with the promotion, thus reducing the public loss while legal proceedings seeking an FRO continue. The sooner an investigation is undertaken, the sooner postal inspectors can prevent consumers from losing money to mail fraud swindlers. If you have been victimized in a fraudulent promotion in which the mail was used, report your experience to your local postmaster or nearest Postal Inspector.

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Username: gamer_junkie BTRs            Name: (name)            Email: (email)