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Lego Scammer caught!
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Probably got sick of being scammed by Lego with their extortionate prices.Originally Posted by Skullcruncher
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A member here was recently boasting about doing that with Transformers toys (sticking barcodes on toys to have them scan up as a cheaper item)... that person, and others thinking about doing it too, need to take note that it can lead to an arrest.
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As a VP in a biiiig technology company earning big $$$$$.. he must have been bored
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^ Agreed.
Lagenbach, who lives in a gated multi-million dollar home in San Carlos, Calif.He obviously earns a bit of coin so why even bother for 30KProsecutors said he sold 2,100 Lego items for roughly $30,000 over the last year.
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The high he got when walking out of the store?^ Agreed.
He obviously earns a bit of coin so why even bother for 30K
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Yeah he probably did it for the thrill and not mostly for the coin.
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sigh..silly things that people do
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