Originally Posted by MooseMan3000

Hm. While I don't agree with his intention, I certainly hope he doesn't get busted. He did say it was a picture of a TV, not an actual TV, for one. More importantly, the fact that law enforcement cracks down on individual cases like this but won't try anything with large corporations (how many computers come with "DDR RAM" instead of "PC 2700?" as an example...) is annoying, at the least.


BESIDES which, these guys tried paying $2000 for 52" plasma flatscreen TVs. They retail for $8000 (or more). Had they even BEGUN to use their brains, they would have realized there is ABSOLUTELY NO WAY that could be the correct price. I think they deserve to lose their money more than the kid deserves to be put in jail. He outsmarted them, and they called the cops. Do you call the cops when you lose at a carnival game because it can't be won? Meh.