Wow, and he thought he was gonna get away with this how? I may of understood if he was some guy just rummaging people's mail boxes and stealing them you may have a better chance at getting away with it, but really working for the post office and stealing mail? This guy deserves some kind of dumb ass award.

I hope my son grows up to be like this guy.

seems like a okay guy to me

MOTHERFUCKER. I bet he's the reason I still haven't recieved Batman AA. Or anything in my fucking top 10 of my queue.....

@Jesus

Doubtful, they didn't bother raising an eyebrow when my bro stole my entire ps2 collection, over 100 games, took them all out of the boxes and just sold them a pile of disc's and slim ps2. Then they refused to give me any information about what he sold to them when I questioned them about it and said I needed a police warrant. My brother is 16, he's underage, and not even my mom proving she was his mother swayed them into giving us an ounce of information.

@Jesus H Christ
When we check games in for trade in credit, it is actually a company policy that we will not take multiple copies of a game. If someone walks in with two or more copies of something I can't even take back one of them, I have to refuse both of them.

He probably takes a few random ones trades them in, and then heads to another GameStop down the road. (We have 4 GameStops within a mile of each other, so it happens a lot.)

First this asshole commits robbery taking the discs, then he gets robbed by Game Stop's shitty trade in prices! They should both go to jail.

I BLAME VIDEO GAMES.

I guess that in the end both GameFly and the USPS were correct. The USPS was processing the stuff correctly. GameFly's stuff was going missing. Just one jackass on the inside (so far) screwing it up for everyone but himself.

Whatabastard.

Awesome to the max.

@Krazian

That's not my point, my point is I shouldn't have to get the police involved when the person in question is underage and the mother of said person is asking for information and they refuse it, It's bullshit. If your younger brother stole some video games and sold them to gamestop, would you call the police on him?

It was a crime of passion. The man obviously loved videogames with all his heart.

@AlexanderJ:
I didn't know they even paid out cash for trade-ins now.

I didn't even know these places would take games without boxes

Wow, what a douchenozzle this guy is.

@Krazian

I'm not asking them to mitigate the situation, I just wanted information, your telling me his own mother can't get information on whether or not he sold them the games? I wasn't trying to get them back, we just wanted to make sure he was the one who did it and they refused to give us anything without a search warrant. I'm not gonna bother the police for something that can easily be handled by just looking in their system to see if he traded in a boat load of ps2 games. How hard is that?

Let's do the math on this real quick. 2200 games, sold to gamestop... MY GOD this man would have made almost 30 dollars!

From what I read on AOTS, the games' total trade-in value exceeded $86,000. Them's a lot of Scribblenauts.

"From what I read on AOTS, the games' total trade-in value exceeded $86,000. Them's a lot of Scribblenauts."

2,200 games. For $86,000, the average value of the game traded in would be $39.09. Gamestop hardly gives you that much for a brand spanking new game, let alone games a few month old picked out at random.

People saying he's retarded for trading them in at Gamestop haven't thought things through (though he didn't really, either). Gamefly is a rental service, which means the high-demand items are also high-traffic items, pick one out of a mailbag and it's exponentially more likely to be Halo ODST than Perfect Dark Zero. Maybe he wants Perfect Dark for whatever godawful string of logic is going on in his brain, but he's got 12 copies of ODST. I'm sure even this guy wasn't dumb enough to trade in 12 copies of ODST to buy a copy of ODST, but probably traded in 11 copies, kept the last one, and used the credit to buy whatever he hasn't happened to snag from his five-finger discount.

All in all, not a bad plan when you don't get greedy and start breaking into triple digits.

retard...you steal a lot you gonna get caught

@ChronosWing: Gamestop doesn't want to get involved with nor care about your family drama. Beat your younger brother mercilessly, call the police or do nothing. Don't expect help from someone else.

and if you READ the simple answers, as in it's not their responsibility, and it could even be illegal (Consumer confidentiality laws maybe) to tell you without a police document. Did you bother asking your brother?

You know your brother stole your stuff and you still need to ask gamestop?