G'day folks,
See comments below.
Steven S Ozdemir
sso@dsc.com
>----------
>From: Dwight Anderson[SMTP:mayday19@IDT.NET]
>Sent: Thursday, January 22, 1998 2:33 PM
>To: vectorlist@spies.com
>Cc: Dwight Anderson
>Subject: Re: News group find ! NOS Star Trek kit !
>
>
>
>On Wed, 21 Jan 1998, Todd Miller wrote:
>
>> I saw this in the news group !
>>
>> http://www.mindspring.com/~jimrogers/trek/
>>
>> I wonder how much this will go for ?
>> any one deal with Jim Rogers before ?
>>
>
>I figured I'd better reply to this, just as a warning.
>
>Jim Rogers is in with the mike Mixon/ Ed Saunders clan if you dont know.
>
>I know a lot of Atlanta people including the guy who sold Ed and Mike all
>their games. He refuses to sell anything more to them because he knows
>they are crooks. After Ed and Mike tried selling all their stuff, they had
>Jim Rogers try to sll it all for them, but most people made the
>connection.
>I had bought a game from ed and I got screwed too, I waited a year,
Would this have been a Sundance game? Ed once told me that he knew of
one "in Georgia". But I told him to send it to me COD, since I knew
about his rep. Always wondered if that Sundance really existed and if
anyone really got it.
>
>but
>since I know where the game came from, I went to atlanta and went to Ed
>Saunder's work. He works at a place called Friends of Disabled Adults
>(FODA) in
>Stone Mountain, GA if anyone cares to bug him. Jim Rogers works there too.
Does anyone else think that the eye of public scrutiny, say a major TV
network, should get wind of this charity "to check it out"? Even if
Ed's just a peon in the organization, he's probably stealing and they
can make a story out of that. Anyone here in the vectorlist offer to
provide an interview to substantiate any questionable dealings that this
major TV network might find?
>Anyway. I went there to pick up a Deathrace and a Ripoff (all the games
>are in FODA's warehouse), and I saw all the other games he posted and
>supposedly sold, including Gaymond Lee's blaster duramold and that NOS
>star Trek Kit. I knew that both of them were sold before, and I asked to
>buy them. He said I could buy the ST kit for $500, I said no, knowing that
>it was sold before. He was basically wanting to sell everything but the
>blaster, because he said that was Gaymond's.
>
>I got my games and got out of there. This all took place in May of last
>year.
>
>If you happened to nitoce, NEAT-O-JUNK *IS* Ed Saunders trying to get back
>on, but he screwed up again and got pushed off right away. And now Tristan
>Mulrooney is trying to get in on the act. Tristan is an Aircraft Avionics
>Tech who has been trying to get in on the game business down in atlanta
>for 2 years now. All the "good" game dealers told him not to get involved
>because there just isn't enough money to do that for a living unless you
>have a good name. Because of this he just recently got involved with Ed,
>and I dont think he knows what he has gotten into. I am sure ED has led
>himn on with lies and asked him to sell the boards under his name.
>
>I would HIGHLY suggest NOT to buy boards from Tristan.
>
>There are a couple good guys to deal with from atlanta:
>
>David Countryman is alright, he is a wierd dude, but he ain't gonna screw
>anybody, 'cause he will have a nervous breakdown if he did.
>
>Retrodady seems like an alright dude too, he buys games from David.
>
>Steve Stewart. Steve is the guy who used to supply all the games to Ed and
>the clan, but now he wont. Also every game David C gets come from steve.
>Steve is a very highly respected guy down in the SE and most of the
>operators down there will only sell to him!
Hmmm...gotta call Steve Stewart about a Sundance!
>
>Steve will be getting onto the net very soon to sell games, he has about
>600 games right now and he needs to move them soon! There will be a post
>in RGVAM fairly soon, and there will be a webpage up soon for him also. I
>cant recommend Steve enough, he is a great guy. Done ask me what he has
>just yet.
>
>I think that will clear up anything reguarding the atlanta mess.
Thanks!
>
>I didn't want to post this to the NG, but I would suggest passing the word
>around or maybe one of you wants to post part of this. I dont want to
>because I know everybody down there..
>
>Jeff
>
>
Received on Thu Jan 22 14:50:56 1998
This archive was generated by hypermail 2.1.8 : Fri Aug 01 2003 - 00:31:07 EDT