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Originally Posted by ultraman zoffy

THIS. Cracks me up whenever I hear about encounters with scalpers... they don't necessarily wear ID badges or team shirts, so it's usually all assumption or collector paranoia.

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Originally Posted by Byrnes

You know the guy, 40 to 50 years old. Mustache, Jeans with no belt. Some crappy shirt with a stupid pattern and a unbuttoned collar. White Nike shoes. Also hits up the Hot Wheels section. *Oh and smells like cigarette smoke.

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Originally Posted by Nitelife

Seen THEM scalping at local flea markets and at local antique shops.



No but its not hard to tell who they are.


Zoffy this ^......and this -------- > Also dont forget the sweaty pores, the dirty t-shirts and stressed out eyes. Also the guys with their salt n pepper ponytails and their prematurely senior citizen looking female companions.

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Originally Posted by Nitelife

Dude your wife is awesome!

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Originally Posted by Spyne98

Guys, I'm with Zoffy on this. I have caught 2 scalpers red handed at a Toys r Us and a Target, and they didn't look like the scalpers that were described. Why don't we leave the judging others off of this board, and stick to the toys, yes?

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Originally Posted by Boy Blunder

Yeah, scalpers don't necessarily fit a stereotype. Again, only reason I ever know scalpers is by their actions and attitudes. Hell, the scalpers I've actually run into (and identified as such) are mostly clean-cut dudes. But when they've got a cart full of the same Sonic the Hedgehog two-pack, it's hard not to know what they're up to.

Haha thanks. Only reason I ask is I've never really seen one, maybe once or twice but wasn't quite sure if they were collector's/hobbyists or scalpers, cause I usually go after work or weekends when I'm at the store running errands. Never during I suppose opening times when scalper's I take it are usually there...But to each their own.