Youtuber Gets Raided Over Trading Card Drama
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A private company sending a PMC to raid someone's house to take trading cards is like the ultimate dystopian cyberpunk overlord scenario
Legally speaking, this would have had to be handled in small claims court. Point blank without a court order, and a sheriff doing the actual confiscation, this was blatant burglary. A private company's contractual agreements with retailers have no legal power against a consumer. If they used intimidation to enter and acquire, this is armed burglary. Whoever at wizards sent them is complicit in an armed burglary. This is a lawsuit and jail time for many people involved. This YouTuber needs to lawyer up.
If he has a receipt and they’re claiming it’s stolen. He has the fattest lawsuit imaginable IN HIS HANDS.
This sets a dangerous precedent, especially for more historically cruel companies. Imagine Nintendo sending you an unreleased ultra rare on accident and you wake up to see John Wick looming over you.
-is annoyed at their reputation as bad guys -takes a job to intimidate someone for a relatively benign issue. Nice job there guys.
It’s frightening how much influence companies have to the point where they can order a hit on someone’s home
So let me get this correct, Wizard's of the Coast sent a private group to invade a person's home and threaten him since he revealed a new booster pack early WHICH WAS THEIR MISTAKE and he still been nice, dude should really sue. Edit: I didn't know the Pinkertons was so serious and had a really bad reputation, this proves how much a gentleman that dude was.
Hiring a private security company to solve an illegal issue like this would most definitely be considered vigilantism. There’s no way this wasn’t a federal crime and this boy better be lawyering up.
Arthur: The pinkerton agency still exists and you want to hit an aftermath collectors box?! Dutch: We need those foils Arthur!
Pinkertons: We're sick of being portrayed as bad guys! Also the Pinkertons: Let's take this job where we attack someone for doing nothing wrong.
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Top Comments (10)
A private company sending a PMC to raid someone's house to take trading cards is like the ultimate dystopian cyberpunk overlord scenario
Legally speaking, this would have had to be handled in small claims court. Point blank without a court order, and a sheriff doing the actual confiscation, this was blatant burglary. A private company's contractual agreements with retailers have no legal power against a consumer. If they used intimidation to enter and acquire, this is armed burglary. Whoever at wizards sent them is complicit in an armed burglary. This is a lawsuit and jail time for many people involved. This YouTuber needs to lawyer up.
If he has a receipt and they’re claiming it’s stolen. He has the fattest lawsuit imaginable IN HIS HANDS.
This sets a dangerous precedent, especially for more historically cruel companies. Imagine Nintendo sending you an unreleased ultra rare on accident and you wake up to see John Wick looming over you.
-is annoyed at their reputation as bad guys -takes a job to intimidate someone for a relatively benign issue. Nice job there guys.
It’s frightening how much influence companies have to the point where they can order a hit on someone’s home
So let me get this correct, Wizard's of the Coast sent a private group to invade a person's home and threaten him since he revealed a new booster pack early WHICH WAS THEIR MISTAKE and he still been nice, dude should really sue. Edit: I didn't know the Pinkertons was so serious and had a really bad reputation, this proves how much a gentleman that dude was.
Hiring a private security company to solve an illegal issue like this would most definitely be considered vigilantism. There’s no way this wasn’t a federal crime and this boy better be lawyering up.
Arthur: The pinkerton agency still exists and you want to hit an aftermath collectors box?! Dutch: We need those foils Arthur!
Pinkertons: We're sick of being portrayed as bad guys! Also the Pinkertons: Let's take this job where we attack someone for doing nothing wrong.