Man uses Gamestop Reservation System as Bank Account

Just when you thought you had heard all of the weird gaming news for the week comes another story of a man who recently admitted that he has been using, err, "abusing" the GameStop reservation system to hold his cash money because he was fed up with regular banks, check out his story below;

Does anyone else use Gamestop as a bank?

I got really pissed off with US Bank because I kept overdrafting my account even though I opted out, and the same thing happened with my credit union when I got a debit card.

Now whenever I get paid I go preorder a whole shitload of games. Whenever I need money, I go to the nearest gamestop and ask for my money back on a game I don't want and make a withdrawal. The lines are shorter at gamestop than at the bank and I can trade in old games and have money go straight to my savings account. Gamestops are just as prevalent as banks in my town and I work at a mall so it's even more convenient than running an errand to the bank or using an ATM and getting charged.

The gamestop people are starting to catch on that I'm just moving money around and only buying one preordered game a year, if that, but there isn't crap they can do about it. The best part is, since I always preorder every game coming out I'm still guaranteed to get all the exclusive content whether or not I'm sure I want a certain game. It's like they're rewarding me for banking with them.

So let's get this straight, he goes and buys a hand full of games totaling whatever he might normally have in a regular bank account and then when he needs money he goes and cancels a game or returns a game in order to make a widthdrawal? I wonder when the GameStopTards will catch onto this? lol

Check out Kotaku for more and an update in which this appears to actually be a common trend, yikes!