Johnny Juston Two men in vehicle claims to have brand new stereo equipment that they ended up with as a surplus. Men claim to work for a licensed audio sound dealer and a shipping mess up left men with equipment to sell for cheap Orlando Florida
Two men in a red dodge truck claiming to be technicians for a licensed professional Audio company that ended up with free stereo equipment becuase of a shipping order screw up. Men offering stereo equipment for cheap price and claiming equipment worth over $2,000. The equipment is very cheap and does not work. Men present equipment in a brand new box that is neatly packed with the equipment. The men wear shirts with the audio store name on them. Men show a fake invoice to try and illustrate the shipping error that left them in possession of the free equipment. Men claim to just want to get some money to go to strip club and get a beer where his wife works. The equipment is not able to be used unless you already own certain audio devices and even then, the equipment does not work. The box claims to be able to use equipment with numerous devices but there is nothing that comes with equipment to even hook any of the speakers to a device. The men are scam artists trying to get money by displaying an incredible deal on sound equipment. The men only wanted the transaction to be cash to conceal their intent.