Quote from: Shadowdemon on January 28, 2014, 01:58:24 AM

Quote from: Bammergera on January 27, 2014, 10:54:57 PM

Quote from: Shadowdemon on January 27, 2014, 09:47:37 AM

Same scam as this.... https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=401027.msg4366029#msg4366029 The link explains how he's managing to sell them so cheap and why to avoid them even if he will accept escrow. It's fraud and he's running no risk by getting them delivered to your house, all the blame points to the buyer.

It is not a scam and i've just seen his thread.. he's probs doing the exact same thing. i can even get em for 30$ in canada haha , thats how simple it is

How is claiming a replacement product for a item you don't have by using a pre paid or stolen credit card (unless you're completely stupid and use you own) to pass the credit check (they take $1 instead of putting the full retail price on hold, like they're meant too) for a advance replacement to be shipped to a buyers address not a scam ?

When Microsoft finally click on and get fed up of being scammed whats stopping them bricking the console or attempting to charge the person who they were delivered too ? I'm assuming it would be pretty difficult for the buyer to wriggle his way out of that considering it was delivered to their address and signed for by them and the only info they have on you would be a bitcoin address.

Bammergera you got exposed poor beggar ripper