[jacobystealshome]

maybe you need some reading comprehension. i think you missed the big qualifier i put in there

[irbecards32]

maybe you need some reading comprehension. i think you missed the big qualifier i put in there

Nah, I just dont put any merit into anything you have to say since your lil tired on the other thread where you spewed pointless diarehia & made up stories... Got any made up stories about box breaks, like you knew a guy who knew a guy who married a girl who dated a guy that bought into a box break and pulled an Orr rookie but then only recieved an old grass cutting shoe in his package and had the box breaker arrested for a class X burglerly felony & mail fraud?

[jacobystealshome]

Nah, I just dont put any merit into anything you have to say since your lil tired on the other thread where you spewed pointless diarehia & made up stories... Got any made up stories about box breaks, like you knew a guy who knew a guy who married a girl who dated a guy that bought into a box break and pulled an Orr rookie but then only recieved an old grass cutting shoe in his package and had the box breaker arrested for a class X burglerly felony & mail fraud?

i think you spewing anything about ethics is laughable, considering your stance on pack searching

also: i invite anyone to read the thread i posted above and look to anything i said where im telling tales

point is this: scamming on group breaks happens all the time. to deny that is lunacy. or in your case, expected

[ceocards]

I didn't see your threads so I can't say exactly - but the reason they are removed is USUALLY because the video link also includes advertisements on how to get into the group breaks; ergo they're not JUST videos of the completed break, they're also promoting them.

Because scamming is so common amongst group/case breaks (again, as jacoby said, not that there aren't legit ones), Beckett has decided they simply want no part of them.