Two younger guys, late teens/early 20's, came through a Tom Thumb parking lot and just happened to ask my dumb ass if I was interested in speakers. I really wasn't but I was intrigued. They told me that they had been given extra speakers from inventory and they were already accounted for and they wanted to get rid of them before they went back to work... At Southwest Audio.
They pretended to be installers and new the equipment well. They acted like they were late to get back to work and just needed to get rid of the speakers quickly and were willing to take what they could get. I paid 200 for each. They told me they were worth $1399 ea. And showed me the brochure and everything. Totally looked legit. They fed off each other trying to make a quick sale because they needed to get back to work. Even carried it to my car. They gave me a number to call if I ever wanted more equipment. I should have called right then and there to make sure, but I didn't.
I came across this site on an internet search for the speakers. Then I called the number and it was a disconnected number. I'm planning on going to the Tom Thumb and asking for a tape from the cameras in the lot and getting their license plate. It was a nice truck, silver chevy pickup, fairly new. I'm going to do my best to catch them, but I need help...
Brian
Dallas, Texas
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