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Complaint Review: Dogg Digital - Digital Pro Audio - Santa Maria, Santa Barbara California
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Dogg Digital - Digital Pro Audio
Santa Maria, Santa Barbara, California, U.S.A.
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Dogg Digital, Digital Pro Audio ripoff rip off scam con artists Santa Maria, Santa Barbara County California
Well, today, I was on my way back to work from lunch in my truck, I had my window part way down listening to music, when I suddenly have this guy in a Dark colored Ford Windstar asking me if I wanted some speakers because they messed up on the order and were giving too many, so they ask me to pull over and take a look at them, so I do.
Well, park next to them, get out take a look into the van, and there were 3 guys, 2 white guys, the main one (the seller) who called himself Jeremy and a mexican guy driving. Shows me a price on the speakers from a catalog or mag saying MSRP was $1200, I asked him ball park figure on how much he wanted, at first he said 300 for each speaker, I right away said yeah right, and offered him 200 for a pair, and he agreed through 2 speakers in the back of my truck, and he asked to ride with me to the bank, got to the bank where i pulled the money out and handed him the money, I got his # or what was said to be a # from the invoice or whatever, which right then is when I started to feel i got had.
After I got them in my room, I asked my friend about them because he knew alot about speakers, said I got ripped off big time and found me this site with many other complaints, I learned a lesson, too bad I had to lose 200 bucks in the process.
Dan
Santa Maria, California
*EDitor's Comment: Rip-off Report confirms contact info, salesman misrepresentation ripoff
Well, park next to them, get out take a look into the van, and there were 3 guys, 2 white guys, the main one (the seller) who called himself Jeremy and a mexican guy driving. Shows me a price on the speakers from a catalog or mag saying MSRP was $1200, I asked him ball park figure on how much he wanted, at first he said 300 for each speaker, I right away said yeah right, and offered him 200 for a pair, and he agreed through 2 speakers in the back of my truck, and he asked to ride with me to the bank, got to the bank where i pulled the money out and handed him the money, I got his # or what was said to be a # from the invoice or whatever, which right then is when I started to feel i got had.
After I got them in my room, I asked my friend about them because he knew alot about speakers, said I got ripped off big time and found me this site with many other complaints, I learned a lesson, too bad I had to lose 200 bucks in the process.
Dan
Santa Maria, California
*EDitor's Comment: Rip-off Report confirms contact info, salesman misrepresentation ripoff
