Scammer Alert (Houston Area)
05-17-2010, 05:54 PM
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You guys must live in nice parts of town, because in Alief this constitutes a jacking, jack **** and that's when the glock 40 shells start falling. Plus your at a gas station, but ol' boy step back in a hurry when hes covered in gas and see's you got a lighter your flicking coming at him.
05-17-2010, 06:00 PM
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Sorry to hear about your misfortune.
It happened to me in Austin back in 1999. I wrote them a check for 200.00 and then cancelled the check 10 min later. When they went to cash the check at a check cashing place, they called me and said the check was no good. I told them look who got scammed now. They were pissed.
It happened to me in Austin back in 1999. I wrote them a check for 200.00 and then cancelled the check 10 min later. When they went to cash the check at a check cashing place, they called me and said the check was no good. I told them look who got scammed now. They were pissed.
05-17-2010, 06:13 PM
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Ha Ha ^^^.
I am an Army recruiter in the DFW area, and I was talking to a guy that did this for his job in the past. He said that they bought them from China for $100 with all of the marking already on them. The guy that ran the operation had magazines printed which included the ad for their speakers (looked legit too). Remember this, if something costs 2495 at a retail store and the guy is ready to knock off 90% of the retail price, there is no way it can be a good product. This scam is everywhere, and these guys unfortunately make money doing this.
Anyway about two days later I got hit up, and told the guy I knew about his whole deal. He got right back into his vehicle (a white van no less) and rolled out. Knowledge really is power...
I am an Army recruiter in the DFW area, and I was talking to a guy that did this for his job in the past. He said that they bought them from China for $100 with all of the marking already on them. The guy that ran the operation had magazines printed which included the ad for their speakers (looked legit too). Remember this, if something costs 2495 at a retail store and the guy is ready to knock off 90% of the retail price, there is no way it can be a good product. This scam is everywhere, and these guys unfortunately make money doing this.
Anyway about two days later I got hit up, and told the guy I knew about his whole deal. He got right back into his vehicle (a white van no less) and rolled out. Knowledge really is power...
