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Beware of Dennis Smith last seen in Brooklyn. A simple story of how I gave my money and my phone away to a complete stranger. Details in text This is written on a throwaway for reasons below. Now it's story time on what a complete gullible moron I can be sometimes. This can be deem the most idiotic I have EVER been in my life because I put a stranger's trust over my property and literally paid for it. Today started as a normal day at work. I open the store alone every morning and work alone for the next three hours. At around 12 a man walked into the store and at the time it was semi-packed with customers. So it was swamped and did not notice him until he walked up and asked if my co-worker was in today. I said no and told him he was coming in later and inquired him what he needed. So this man was pitching to me that he had an Xbox One for my co-worker and asked for a pen and paper to leave his name and phone so that said co-worker and contact him later. I got a piece of paper for the man to write down his information and whatnot; I went back to work as I see the line for the register was getting much longer. After he was finished he turned his attention to me. Mistake #1:I did not check the information left on the paper. Then he started pitching to me that he works with GameStop that was across the start and was responsible for deliveries; mainly was saying that he could give me some games and handheld devices for a fraction of a price. I told him that I wasn't interested and went back to work. He was persistent and was asking more and more on what kind of games I like, what systems, I played, and any other hand held devices I would be interested in. Mistake #2 I make a polite conversation with him about the topic and act friendly. Once he got my attention with a few selected games it went downhill from there. He convinced me that he would be able to get a 3DS with a copy of SmashBros before release, a PS3, and had me underline three games I wanted from an