GamesofJapan/US Gaming attempted to rip me off. (NOT Game of Japan / Hit Japan)

[csgx1]

Damn, that's pretty screwed up!  Most people that scam usually don't send a box of rocks.  They just give the run around and make excuses just to buy time. 

Glad to hear it worked out in the end for you and you got your money back. 

[TR0N]

Now that is just freaky,though it's a good thing paypal did refund you.This scammer really needs to be reported to the authority's asap.

[Arkhan]

Notify paypal that he sent the package with a bum address (Technically, the return address doesn't even need to exist, so he didn't do anything "wrong" there.).   See if you can get the real address from them or eBay.

Once you find out where hes located, rocks + roadtrip = <3

[Mathius]

Sorry to hear about this! This seller needs to be repeatedly beaten with a plastic bag *Full* of wet mice.

[bartre]

Sorry to hear about this! This seller needs to be repeatedly beaten with a plastic bag *Full* of wet mice.

poor mice.
make it atari 5200 carts.

[Tatsujin]

use the received stones, so they will have at least some purpose.

[turbokon]

Wow!! Can't believe it! Wow!! Glad you got your money back.

[ParanoiaDragon]

Sorry to hear about this! This seller needs to be repeatedly beaten with a plastic bag *Full* of wet mice.

poor mice.
make it atari 5200 carts.

Nah, tell ya' what I'm gonna do!  I know this place in the desert, it's absolutely FILLED with E.T. cartridges!

[grimm]

Wow.. im stunned.. Im glad you got your money back, even if it took longer than it shouldve, considering the guy sent you rocks and just not a botched order!

[TR0N]

Sorry to hear about this! This seller needs to be repeatedly beaten with a plastic bag *Full* of wet mice.

I think Flare65 should take those rocks and stoned that scammer to death 

[RegalSin]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemVersion&view=all&item=200784105460&tid=0&ssPageName=ADME:X:CPSBR:US:1123

So my refund got cleared. I mean, seriously rocks? That is that like the ultimate double wammie, back hand slap a person could get in the mail.
Rocks? I mean omgsh, and this seller was ducting out.

Nowadays we videogames folks are being targeted, because the world knows we use our monies for game products, and they neglect our intelligence.

One time this woman sent her husband, powder. He thought it was a deadly virus, and was meant to scare him. She got taken to jail.

[Firebomber7]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemVersion&view=all&item=200784105460&tid=0&ssPageName=ADME:X:CPSBR:US:1123

So my refund got cleared.

Your refund? What is your first language?

[Keith Courage]

That's messed up. I'm surprised he went through the trouble of sending you a box of rocks. I mean, wouldn't it be easier to just keep the money and not send anything if it was a scam?

[jperryss]

That's messed up. I'm surprised he went through the trouble of sending you a box of rocks. I mean, wouldn't it be easier to just keep the money and not send anything if it was a scam?

As a seller the tracking number is proof that you shipped "something".

[turboswimbz]

That's messed up. I'm surprised he went through the trouble of sending you a box of rocks. I mean, wouldn't it be easier to just keep the money and not send anything if it was a scam?

As a seller the tracking number is proof that you shipped "something".

Yes, But then why not reply to the Paypal claim and say the buyer was making up the rock thing???  My guess would be that this is because it is very risky, as paypal could open a mail fraud claim upon you. when they looked into it they would find that addresses don't match up. So I ask why do it in the first place?  Still makes no sense to me.  There seems no way for this to work out with paypal involved.