I was reading through the hundreds of stories and mine is similar to all the others. I was leaving Panera Bread when two younger guys in a blue mini van approached me. For a moment I that it might be some misunderstanding. But no I was wrong. They told me that they were on their way to deliver an order to a lady and the company had given them extra stock. They said they wanted to sell that extra one rather than giving it back to their boss. I thought that they are trying to cheat me. So I was hesitant, but they showed me the invoice and the sheet with the retail value of the speakers. On seeing the same I think in my mind that they are not the false people. He said he would give me a copy and gave me his cell phone number which I called while he was there to make sure it was right. So at last I decided to go for it. I knew that I had only $300 in my bank account and he said he would throw in an extra speaker with the amp for $300. I told him I would give him $200 but I only had a check. He said if I wasn't going to buy the other speaker, he needed the cash so he could store it so his boss wouldn't find it. He then followed me to the bank and loaded the speakers in my car in front of a cop.
When I got home I immediately went online to check it out and found this site. Unfortunately, no one is going to check into this until after the fact and the cops seem to do nothing about it even though hundred of reports have been filed. I am a college student and gave them the last of my money. Considering so many people have been ripped off, does anyone know if there is anything that can be done about this? So all of you please be aware of such people and never talk to the people who approaches you without knowing them.

Wilson
Huntington Beach
CA,United States