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Complaint Review: Digital Pro Audio Stereo - Spokane Washington
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Digital Pro Audio Stereo
Intersection Of Sprague And Sullivan Rd Spokane, 99216 Washington, U.S.A.
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Another Digital Pro Audio Speaker "Hustle" rip-off! Scam hustle parking lot speakers! Spokane Washington
On August 17, 2004 I was walking out to my truck in the parking lot of a department store at the intersection of Sprague and Sullivan Rd in Spokane, WA, At this time I was approached by two white males in their late 20's driving a new or late model silver Dodge Caravan minivan, WA license plate number 819-SDP. They asked me if I would be interested in buying some speakers.
The passenger started to tell me about how they had just finished up a job in Spokane, and they didn't want haul the speakers back to Seattle where they were based. At that point, I told them I wasn't interested, and I knew exactly what they were up to. I asked if they were Digital Pro Audio speakers, but before either of them could answer, I started repeating their sales pitch--word for word.
I also told them to logon to ripoffreport.com and read all about their little scam. At the point, the passenger said, "It's not a scam, it's a hustle," and they drove off. So if you live on the I-90 corridor between Seattle and Minneapolis, watch out for these guys. Evidently, they're taking advantage of the nice weather and are expanding their operation outside of the Sun Belt states between California and Florida.
Rich
Spokane, Washington
U.S.A.
The passenger started to tell me about how they had just finished up a job in Spokane, and they didn't want haul the speakers back to Seattle where they were based. At that point, I told them I wasn't interested, and I knew exactly what they were up to. I asked if they were Digital Pro Audio speakers, but before either of them could answer, I started repeating their sales pitch--word for word.
I also told them to logon to ripoffreport.com and read all about their little scam. At the point, the passenger said, "It's not a scam, it's a hustle," and they drove off. So if you live on the I-90 corridor between Seattle and Minneapolis, watch out for these guys. Evidently, they're taking advantage of the nice weather and are expanding their operation outside of the Sun Belt states between California and Florida.
Rich
Spokane, Washington
U.S.A.
