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AppleQueso:


--- Quote from: Patrick on April 02, 2012, 02:30:47 AM ---Some of the games that are like SNES and N64 that claim to be brand new could also be bootleg,  It doesnt take much hard work to print up a box and cartrige and plastic tight it.  I saw a PSone game claiming to be brand new and wraped up, but it was missing the Playstation seal sticker on the top, if anyone remembers them.

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Reseals being passed off as new is kinda a different thing than bootlegs.

The amount of GBA bootlegs going around is absolutely ridiculous. You run into them on ebay, you run into them in the wild, it's just nuts.

UncleBob's being a bit overzealous here I think. I honestly doubt that the vast majority of ebay sellers (especially US ones) have any clue they're selling a bootleg. I don't think we should be jumping down this guy's throat or trying to punish him for it.

Patrick:

The cartridge seems very cheap and could prye open with my hands.  I can see this is not a geniuine copy,  I can see the board clearly.  Nintendo has it completely sealed with theirs.

Its too bad GameStop dont sell Classic games just curret games or I'd buy from them.  If its a game store why not sell all games then.  All their stores I been to are all very small and dont know why.

FFXIK:


--- Quote from: AppleQueso on April 02, 2012, 02:36:29 AM ---
--- Quote from: Patrick on April 02, 2012, 02:30:47 AM ---Some of the games that are like SNES and N64 that claim to be brand new could also be bootleg,  It doesnt take much hard work to print up a box and cartrige and plastic tight it.  I saw a PSone game claiming to be brand new and wraped up, but it was missing the Playstation seal sticker on the top, if anyone remembers them.

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Reseals being passed off as new is kinda a different thing than bootlegs.

The amount of GBA bootlegs going around is absolutely ridiculous. You run into them on ebay, you run into them in the wild, it's just nuts.

UncleBob's being a bit overzealous here I think. I honestly doubt that the vast majority of ebay sellers (especially US ones) have any clue they're selling a bootleg. I don't think we should be jumping down this guy's throat or trying to punish him for it.

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Most of his other auctions look legit,  I can't tell about the famicom games I know nothing about them.  Although he does have one other copy of that same Mario Kart game for sale.



UncleBob:


--- Quote from: FFXIK on April 02, 2012, 02:32:26 AM ---
--- Quote from: UncleBob on April 02, 2012, 02:27:43 AM ---Before you send it back, open up the casing and drill a small hole through the game board.  Close it back up so if he does resell it, he'll have to deal with another return on it as well.

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If he has a tri-wing screw driver.   :-\

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Most GBA bootlegs I've ran into use tiny phillips head screws.


--- Quote from: AppleQueso on April 02, 2012, 02:36:29 AM ---UncleBob's being a bit overzealous here I think. I honestly doubt that the vast majority of ebay sellers (especially US ones) have any clue they're selling a bootleg. I don't think we should be jumping down this guy's throat or trying to punish him for it.

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So, at what point does this guy get to be held accountable for his actions?  He's gotten several feedbacks saying what he's selling is counterfeit.  Patrick, here, has contacted him telling him it's counterfeit - and he's already selling the exact same auction on eBay again.

When does he have to take responsibility for what he sells?

AppleQueso:


--- Quote from: Patrick on April 02, 2012, 02:41:26 AM ---Its too bad GameStop dont sell Classic games just curret games or I'd buy from them.  If its a game store why not sell all games then.  All their stores I been to are all very small and dont know why.

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From what I  understand, GS stores are small and cramped because large stores with open space appear to have a "lack of inventory".

Play N Trade does retro stuff at least, though they're franchised so whether a store near you is any good is kinda a toss in the air.


--- Quote from: UncleBob on April 02, 2012, 02:45:19 AM ---
--- Quote from: AppleQueso on April 02, 2012, 02:36:29 AM ---UncleBob's being a bit overzealous here I think. I honestly doubt that the vast majority of ebay sellers (especially US ones) have any clue they're selling a bootleg. I don't think we should be jumping down this guy's throat or trying to punish him for it.

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So, at what point does this guy get to be held accountable for his actions?  He's gotten several feedbacks saying what he's selling is counterfeit.  Patrick, here, has contacted him telling him it's counterfeit - and he's already selling the exact same auction on eBay again.

When does he have to take responsibility for what he sells?

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Just report his auctions then.

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