Hey NGD, ever read Foucault's Discipline and Punish? The panopticon -- sounds like you may be a victim.

From a site explaining Foucault's view of the panopticon:

"A prison warden monitored criminals at all time to ensure they followed the guidelines. Constant supervision led to the development of institutional designs like Jeremy Bentham’s panopticon. The panopticon had cells built around a central tower. The cells opened in the front so the guards in the tower could see inside. The cells had windows in the rear of the cell backlighting the prisoner making him easy to watch. The windows of the tower had Venetian blinds allowing the guards to see out, but preventing the inmates from seeing inside. The prisoner never knew at any given moment if he was being supervised or not, therefore he constantly obeyed the rules. [...] Foucault said constant supervision and forced discipline broke the will of the criminal and made him into a 'docile body'. The 'docile body' was easy to control by people in authority."

Sorry for going off topic. I had to get that in. (Delete it after you read it if you want.)

Damn! I found out who did it! Its the crappity smacking seller himself
My sister was here, i told her the story and she asked to check the envelope. She then notice that it say 4.92 FRF, NOT 4.92 euro as i thought. 4.92 FRF is 0.75 euro. I cant belive i noticed this myself since both FRF and euro is printed on the sticker.

Check the prices here. You see that letters upto 20g costs 0.75 euro to send. If the game was included it would be over 100g and it would cost 4.10 euro.

Man.. this seller must be incredible stupid. First, why on earth scam someone for 10 euro? Second, the shipping price and 3rd, the badly written norwegian.

Haha
I e-mailed him, told him that he just forgot to include the game, i didnt mention the note. I got this reply:

Quote:


It sux, because he didnt write anything as sender, so hes probly trying to use the excuse "thats not my envelope" reason. But why.. if he claims its not his, i will still have to wait for his "package", which i will never recive so i dont understand his logic here. I just told him that hes the only one from France im waiting for a package from, which also is true. Wonder what he will reply next.

Ye, i will not mention the letter for him. If i do he will definitly use it against me. I payed with Paypal and he already given me positive feedback so im pretty much safe

Fell lucky you didn't spend $200 or more for a factory sealed Nintendo game just to find out when you get it the game had been used and resealed.

Hehe ye, he probly thought i fall for it, which i did in the begining, so he just left me positive to make him look serious. Its the only reason i can think of.

The answer he also wrote clearly shows that hes lying. I mean.. "woaw, what happend" ?? If he included the game he would totaly tell me that he did and why does he start defending himself that hes a good seller etc. And finaly, why does he want to see a picture of the envelope to see if it his? Hes in deep shit not lol

At least in the United States, impersonating a Federal Employee (including a postal worker), is a crime which carries a sentence of a fine and/or imprisonment for up to three years!

You might look up your local statutes and tell him what the penalty is where you live, if you ever hear from him again.

Source:
http://experts.about.com/q/Criminal-Law-916/Impersonating-Federal-employee.htm

Not stuff to be messing around with, at all.  I imagine the penalties are even stiffer in Norway, or France, or wherever.  You guys generally don't put up with as much criminal stuff as Americans do.