Complaint Review: Audiofile Speakers

Just like everybody else posting, two scumbags in an SUV (green ford I think) scammed me for two audiofile speakers for $270, claiming they were worth $1500 each and showing me official looking receipts and glossy brochures. This was on 1/30 in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. Both white males in their 20s. The fast talker was this squirrely looking guy in glasses and some quiet bozo sat in front nodding his head at everything the squirrel said.

As we all found out, the speakers are useless crap and Audiofile is a bogus manufacturer. They don't exist except in the back of SUVs and this website!

The thing with these audiofile speakers is that it's
obviously a coordinated attack on consumers accross
the nation, not just a couple of local scammers with an SUV.

There has to be actual shipping/distribution of dozens or hundreds of these speakers across the country, as well a advertising, recruiting and involved training of the scammers, etc. This is a highly organized operation! We need to track them down, get our money back and close them down.

I am interested in a class action - if we can find out who to sue -- or would be happy to show up with the rest of you at their front door. Let me know what I can do.

Jeff
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
U.S.A.

*EDitor's Comment: Rip-off Report confirms contact info salesman misrepresentation ripoff