John
Waconia,#2Consumer Comment
Sat, August 03, 2002
There isn't much the police can do except check to see if the boys have valid sales permits, clear drivers' licenses and no outstanding wants or warrants. They are pretty much of the opinion that you got ripped off that you thought the merchandise was hot.
John
Waconia,#3Consumer Comment
Sat, August 03, 2002
There isn't much the police can do except check to see if the boys have valid sales permits, clear drivers' licenses and no outstanding wants or warrants. They are pretty much of the opinion that you got ripped off that you thought the merchandise was hot.
John
Waconia,#4Consumer Comment
Sat, August 03, 2002
There isn't much the police can do except check to see if the boys have valid sales permits, clear drivers' licenses and no outstanding wants or warrants. They are pretty much of the opinion that you got ripped off that you thought the merchandise was hot.
John
Waconia,#5Consumer Comment
Sat, August 03, 2002
There isn't much the police can do except check to see if the boys have valid sales permits, clear drivers' licenses and no outstanding wants or warrants. They are pretty much of the opinion that you got ripped off that you thought the merchandise was hot.
Adolph
South Bend,#6Consumer Comment
Fri, August 02, 2002
It would be my considered opnion that the Police, after hearing the details of the transaction, would conclude the buyer was participating in a sale of merchandise of questionable ownership. The incentive, to which the buyer responded, was to get a product under suspicious conditions for less than it was supposedly worth.
A worse-case scenerio of this type of transaction might even result in the buyer being charged with receiving stolen merchandise. The foregoing transaction, however, is the result of a very successful (read all the previous complaints) marketing ploy playing on the greed of the buyer, resulting in speakers worth nothing like any description and even far less than whatever they "agree on".
Sort of like bitching to a cop that you got ripped off on a nickle bag of H. Pretty hard to get more than a snicker out of the po-leece.
#70
Fri, August 02, 2002
Emailed to ripoff.com figured I would share it with the rest of you:
Its sad.. As I posted I called the local police department. I thought I was doing some good. 3 Officers showed (did they have nothing better to do or were they really gung h*o about stopping this). I explained the complete story as I did in my post. They said there was nothing they could do, with a smile on their face. I felt terrible for the next poor s****.>
Apperantly this is legal folks. Check with your local police to see if there is any legal action that can be taken. If you have fallen victom, I apologize that you didn't stumble onto these reports sooner. Remember, What goes around comes around. They will get theirs one day.