I pawned a couple of guns a few months ago. (No comments about using pawn shops please - I've learned.) When I went back to get the guns, I couldn't pass the background check because of a very old restraining order. Jumping Jack gave me a paper that directed me how to appeal the Colorado Bureau of Investigation decision. The paper had instructions that I would receive notice from CBI in 15 days of the reason for denial and then I would have to fill out the provided paperwork from CBI and return it. The number to call CBI was continually busy. These are guns I inherited from my dad, so I really wanted them back. I never received anything from CBI, and after calling the ever busy number for two days, decided to look up the number on the web. I got hold of CBI who told me that the document Jumping Jack gave me was fraudulent and did not in any way resemble the steps I had to take to appeal CBI's denial, and the Jumping Jack knew they were not the proper instructions. They said the phone number was just wrong and they are now investigating Jumping Jack for fraud.in essence, people who are denied weapons permits by CBI are reluctant to appeal and by providing fraudulent information and phone numbers, thereby frustrating the gun owner, Jumping Jack is able to keep the guns and resell them at a profit. What a scam!
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