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SVTPerformance's Chain of Restaurants
Road Side Pub
Ripped Off For $8750.00
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<blockquote data-quote="Kovachian" data-source="post: 1651097" data-attributes="member: 17043"><p>Damn. First it's mailing fake checks from Nigeria, now they show up in person to rob you blind. Losers these days sure are growing bigger balls. When I had my car up for sale recently, I collected two fake checks and framed them on my wall before I decided to keep the car. Some cons are crafty but as for the ones who tried to take me, they were just plain f*cking stupid. It has taken no time flat for this to become THE classic internet scam. If you haven't heard of it, just put a fake ad up anywhere on the web and I guarantee it's only a matter of time before you receive overseas email from agents about an "inqiry from my client aboutt said vehicle he iss most liking your car he wants too by immediitely..." blah blah blah... </p><p></p><p>You would think that tracking the bike's VIN would help alot but think about it; If the bike is not registered or even pulled over, then how do you expect anyone to track it??? And that's on the overly optimistic assumption that any and all VIN plates haven't already been removed. The cold hard truth is, in a case like this, a VIN is as useless as a snooze button on a smoke detector. It's time to cut your losses and get back some hard-earned cash from your friendly neighborhood insurance folks.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kovachian, post: 1651097, member: 17043"] Damn. First it's mailing fake checks from Nigeria, now they show up in person to rob you blind. Losers these days sure are growing bigger balls. When I had my car up for sale recently, I collected two fake checks and framed them on my wall before I decided to keep the car. Some cons are crafty but as for the ones who tried to take me, they were just plain f*cking stupid. It has taken no time flat for this to become THE classic internet scam. If you haven't heard of it, just put a fake ad up anywhere on the web and I guarantee it's only a matter of time before you receive overseas email from agents about an "inqiry from my client aboutt said vehicle he iss most liking your car he wants too by immediitely..." blah blah blah... You would think that tracking the bike's VIN would help alot but think about it; If the bike is not registered or even pulled over, then how do you expect anyone to track it??? And that's on the overly optimistic assumption that any and all VIN plates haven't already been removed. The cold hard truth is, in a case like this, a VIN is as useless as a snooze button on a smoke detector. It's time to cut your losses and get back some hard-earned cash from your friendly neighborhood insurance folks. [/QUOTE]
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