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Far Rockaway,#2Consumer Comment
Mon, February 02, 2009
This report is on behalf of Ed Lee and his evil reputation. I used to go to his place, which is located on jackson heights, inside a pharmacy, inside a game room. It is true that the game room itself is small, and that he charges those individuals who plan to enter tournaments at an unusual price, but the truth is, Ed Lee is a good person, or at least he was when I was there. Ed Lee happens to know me very well, as I happen to be his first champion. We were never close friends, but we sure did had good times in the beginning when he first began collecting and creating new ideas for how to expand his business in terms of yugioh, yugioh players and having a good time as well. He also shows magic tricks to little kids, play and teaches how to play pokemon as well. I know sometimes Ed gets over you when it comes to unfair gameplay, looking or taking cards out of his binders, looking through his deck, or just staring all day at his collection of cards, but putting yourself in his position, you would guard your sales as well wouldn't you? Ed Lee is a good person, he just gets frustrated easily due to reasons we don't know, but then again this is his personal life. Also, Ed has banned me from bringing in my suit case full of cards, as it seems to take more cunsumers off of his sales, but i understand what he means. I woulnd't want anyone selling stuff on my store either. Anyway, I plan to come and visit Ed's place seeing that I haven't been there for quite some time. If anyone has other stuff to say, please feel free to express any thoughts you might have related to the HOG, no matter whether it's good or bad news. I'm all ears.
Newpaintbrush
Anon,#3REBUTTAL Individual responds
Sun, February 01, 2009
"He overcharges his own brother of cards and materials. To make it worse he gives his brother "special priveleges" such as entering a tournament late and "miraculously" making it to the top rounds and calling first dibs on any cards he sets his sights on." Well, my name is James Lee. I heard about this report from my brother, and I am going to take the time to respond to this libelous accusation. I have never entered a tournament "late" and "miraculously" made it to the top round as "Tony" alleges. Anyone that knows me in any sort of professional capacity knows, I show up for my appointments, casual or otherwise, on time. I encourage anyone that may be using Tony's accusation as a character reference to contact me personally so I can prosecute his libel to the fullest extent of the law. As for "miraculously" making the top rounds of tournaments - tournament placement is assigned through the Yugioh card company's website. If I win my games and place high, that is only to be expected. If "Tony" is alleging that I have knowingly and willingly participated in some sort of unfair scheme that gives me unfair placing in tournament results, this is just another libelous charge. Since I take my word and my reputation seriously, I will reward a thousand dollars to the first party that comes forward with information that leads to the conviction of "Tony" for his libelous statements against me. -- As for having "first dibs" on cards - well, I fail to understand Tony's problem. I see a card I want, and I buy it. Normally that should not be a problem for anyone, but I suppose Tony thinks that it should be for some reason. I suppose Tony wants Ed to hold on to all his cards just for Tony, and not sell those cards to any customers that are willing to pay the price, right then and there. "Tony", if you're reading this - if you see something in a store, and you say you want it, and you come back week after week and say you want it, but you never pay the store owner anything, and one day the thing you wanted is sold - well, that's the way it works. Businesses need money to operate, which means they need to sell things. They can't just hold on to things so you can admire them and talk about how one day you might purchase them when you eventually get the money. That just isn't how it works. You understand this, I understand this. If you want to get money to be able to purchase nice things, go out and get a job. When you get paid, you can use that money to buy anything you want. If you already have a job, I encourage you to get another job so you can afford the things you want to get. That's just good advice, and I'm sure anyone you know can tell you the same.
Ed Lee
Jackson Heights,#4REBUTTAL Owner of company
Wed, January 28, 2009
How do you know I'm hardly able to pay rent for my spot? You don't. You're just angry and making stuff up. I'm going to let you just give me more rope to hang you with. Your libel and slander just adds to the pile of evidence that is mounting against you. At least your spelling is a little better this time around. However rubble is not spelled rubel. I do have someone working with me but this person is not on payroll this person is an intern learning my business and is a college student not an employee. This person is an unpaid intern, but I don't know why you are calling me out on it. You just want to be mad, and will say or do anything to hurt my business. The way you rant and rave and use foul language, hold a grudge, well I'm sure parents are grateful that I am not allowing you into my store to interact with their kids. You have so much to criticize on the way I run my business, however it's easy to criticize and more difficult to do. I'm real busy growing my store, and I just don't have time for your shenanigans anymore, so I will not be responding to anymore of these allegations. Rip-off-Reports will also provide me with the IP address of your account when all the libel and slander is proven to be false. Which by the way is easy to do. Your version of reality is sadly warped and twisted, and you need to seriously move on. You keep trying to be my business adviser, but I'm not interested in buying your services. Seriously, you can't even spell, or write a convincing letter, and you obviously don't have my best interests in mind with the constant harassing and all, and attempts to damage my business, etc. Hey if you're right I'm losing money, and I'm on the brink of bankruptcy anyways right? I've also lost your "valuable" business, and now I'm about to go out of business any day right? So how come you're the one who's mad? The answer is obvious. You're a failure. Let me know when you win some tournaments at your new gamestore. Yea... right...