Ameri P.O.S. Rick Nye, David Ross ripoff Fraudulant Advertising and Business Practices Hallandale Florida
We invested $15,000 for 5 machines. David Ross sent Fed Ex to collect the check while we were still on the phone inquiring about the machines and the system. (Anxious??)
We were sent 1 machine with a broken and smashed "Instruction" video tape. After constant attempts we finally received the final 4 and a usable video tape. However, have not received the Merchants list we were promised. David Ross said AmeriPOS would locate the merchants in our area and all we would have to do is place the machines and do the paper work. He furnishes us with 5 references, 2 of which we called. They made the company sould like saints! We feel that they were "insiderss" and have aided in the scam.
It has 2 months and we still do not have the information. Now, we have received a letter from Rick Nye, Ameripos President, that "due to financial difficullties beyond our control, Ameripos will no longer be able to service the back end processing...".
The system has been turned over to Radiant Telecom (800-482-5131). We have not had satisfaction from them either.
We certainly feel RIPPED OFF Big Time. We are retired and would like to get our money back.
DO NOT GIVE THIS COMPANY OR THESE PEOPLE MONEY!!!
Kenneth & Alice
Bradenton, Florida
U.S.A.
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Scorpiontrip
Hollywood,Florida,
U.S.A.
News About Rick Nye, how ironic!
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Wed, September 10, 2008
Tuesday september 9th, 2008
Police officer sentenced to 8 years in prison for hit and run death
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Video: Police officer sentenced to 8 years in prison
MIAMI (WSVN) -- A former Miami-Dade Police Officer was sentenced to eight years in prison on Monday for a fatal hit and run.
***** was convicted of leaving the scene of a car crash that killed a Pompano Beach man in 2006.
the Officer(nameless) struck the vehicle of 54-year-old Rick Nye, then fled the scene, leaving his own car behind.
Nye was ejected from his sport utility vehicle and hit by several passing cars on busy Interstate 595. "I'm here to apologize, to give you my face, to tell you that I'm ashamed of myself, I'm embarrassed of what I've done, and everything that's gone on because of my actions," said officer.
The victim's wife, Debbie Nye, rejected his apology in court and is still grieving over her husband's death. "And on that morning of October 10th, Mr. officer, you were nothing but a coward!" she said in tears.