And my gt5 disc was broken! Just calm down.
How do you break a blu-ray? They are very difficult to scratch, because of the coating. They aren't DVDs. And "was" broken? It's no longer broken? Yet the deal is still unresolved?
And you deleted him from your friends list before the deal was done. There's absolutely no reason for that. You have enough room to keep the guy on your list until your business is concluded.
And 100% of your comments have been about trading.
And more than one person has had difficulty getting a trade accomplished with you.
It's not a court of law, but the evidence stacks up to where it just looks like you started a new account for trades, and will start yet another when this one is burned. Even you can see that, after all, since you say you knew people would assume you're a scammer. If you know that your actions look like a scammer's work on that. Your behavior IS griefing. Read the Terms and Conditions for your PlayStation Network agreement. I don't think this is a very big deal, but you should go out of your way to give people confidence in this kind of matter, especially after problems emerge. Saying 'lol' 50 times is not going to help.
My point is not to villify you. My point is to warn people to use common sense. Make sure the person they are trading with has a commenting record and isn't some alt account. Make sure they don't have trouble with details. If they miss a date, no excuse changes that they can't be relied upon.
This is silly minor stuff. I will add, I'd have happily sent this guy an F40. It's not that expensive or rare, so it's like giving a panhandler 5 bucks when he's lying about needing a bus ticket. Not much harm done.