More GPS's HeadSets and Radios Forsale - MAKE OFFERS

I noticed the same thing I also asked for a ebay ID or storefront so i could
check his feedback and kept getting some excuse about ebays fee's. and not
wanting to take paypal for a Garmin 196 GPS and a Icom A23 NAV/COM. of
course both of those for $750 is suspicious to begin with. and another funny
thing is the one guy that claims he ordered and it was deliverd has the same
name and the one on the address to send the M.O. to.

"Jeremy Lew" wrote in message
...
I contacted this guy and tried to work out a deal. After agreeing to part
with two headsets for more than 50% off, he refused to use PayPal or any
online escrow service (on my dime), insisting on a check (which would need
to clear before shipping) or money order. His email display name is "Joe
Turner" for some although he signs his messages as "George". Needless to
say, he's not getting my money.

Jeremy

"Paul Tomblin" wrote in message
...
In a previous article, (hlongworth) said:
GeorgeF wrote in message
news:40042748.5070007@licensed4funREMOVEBEFOREFL IGHT.com...
We'll I've posted here before and many of you know me (oh, my name is
George also). I just got a couple headsets and the Sporty's navcom.
I
paid extra for next day shipping and he delivered.....

George
http://www.MilAirComms.com

GeorgeF,
Based on your 'feedback' regarding purchase from the other George.
I wrote an inquiry to George (rcpilotgeorge) and got a reply asking me
to
send money order/check to George Fetter in Daytonna Beach, FL. I went
to
your website (MilAircomms), clicked on several links and found the
contact address

http://www.licensed4fun.com/contactus.htm

So what you're saying is that and rcpilotgeorge
are the same person? And therefore that this person is perpetrating a
fraud by pretending to be a satified customer when he's really the
seller?
Despicable.

--
Paul Tomblin http://xcski.com/blogs/pt/
With so many "textbook cases" of single points of failure, you'd think
that we'd stop building systems to demonstrate the concept.
-- Matt Curtin

haha he offered it to me for $500

"Gene Kearns" wrote in message
...
On Mon, 19 Jan 2004 15:51:20 -0600, "BigNick73"
wrote:

I noticed the same thing I also asked for a ebay ID or storefront so i
could
check his feedback and kept getting some excuse about ebays fee's. and
not
wanting to take paypal for a Garmin 196 GPS and a Icom A23 NAV/COM. of
course both of those for $750 is suspicious to begin with. and another
funny
thing is the one guy that claims he ordered and it was deliverd has the
same
name and the one on the address to send the M.O. to.

"Jeremy Lew" wrote in message

Hey, wait a minute, you big lummox... That Garmin 196 was mine, I
offered $650 hard earned American. According to 'Ole Joe, uh, George,
uh, whatever, I offered the most of anybody!

He was hot after me until I advised that I had a brother-in-law in the
same town that would be glad to pay for and pick up the GPS, if I just
knew the address...... Hello?......... Hello?.............

Email is strangely silent.......

I thought it strange that he took my first offer on a headset and GPS.
I e-mailed him back and made another more ridiculous offer on another
item. He took it the first time again. By now I was getting
suspicious, so I told him I had a friend interested in one of his
items but I wanted a phone number to ask questions and get more
information. When he balked, made an excuse about being on the road
and wanted my friends number instead, I called it quits!

Joe Schneider
8437R


"BigNick73" wrote in message
. ..
I noticed the same thing I also asked for a ebay ID or storefront so
i could
check his feedback and kept getting some excuse about ebays fee's.
and not
wanting to take paypal for a Garmin 196 GPS and a Icom A23 NAV/COM.
of
course both of those for $750 is suspicious to begin with. and
another funny
thing is the one guy that claims he ordered and it was deliverd has
the same
name and the one on the address to send the M.O. to.

"Jeremy Lew" wrote in message
...
I contacted this guy and tried to work out a deal. After agreeing
to part
with two headsets for more than 50% off, he refused to use PayPal
or any
online escrow service (on my dime), insisting on a check (which
would need
to clear before shipping) or money order. His email display name
is "Joe
Turner" for some although he signs his messages as "George".
Needless to
say, he's not getting my money.

Jeremy

"Paul Tomblin" wrote in message
...
In a previous article, (hlongworth)
said:
GeorgeF wrote in
message
news:40042748.5070007@licensed4funREMOVEBEFOREFL IGHT.com...
We'll I've posted here before and many of you know me (oh, my
name is
George also). I just got a couple headsets and the Sporty's
navcom.
I
paid extra for next day shipping and he delivered.....

George
http://www.MilAirComms.com

GeorgeF,
Based on your 'feedback' regarding purchase from the other
George.
I wrote an inquiry to George (rcpilotgeorge) and got a reply
asking me
to
send money order/check to George Fetter in Daytonna Beach, FL.
I went
to
your website (MilAircomms), clicked on several links and found
the
contact address

http://www.licensed4fun.com/contactus.htm

So what you're saying is that and
rcpilotgeorge
are the same person? And therefore that this person is
perpetrating a
fraud by pretending to be a satified customer when he's really
the
seller?
Despicable.

--
Paul Tomblin http://xcski.com/blogs/pt/
With so many "textbook cases" of single points of failure, you'd
think
that we'd stop building systems to demonstrate the concept.
-- Matt Curtin