I can't seem to find Dogg Digital Audio anywhere other than the Internet (and they don't list cantact info on their site).
I was driving along Miramar Road when two men pulled up on my left in a pickup with an oversized camper and started shouting at me. When I rolled down my window, they told me that they wanted to give me a free pair of speakers. We pulled over to a nearby parking lot.
The driver pulled the truck up quite a distance away from where I parked. The passenger came up to me and told me that he had installed high-end speakers in some person's home and had an extra pair. His boss told him to "get whatever you can for them".
He showed me a catalog listing the exact speakers (Dogg Digital Audio, SL-1100) at $1200 each and told me that he had already got rid of a pair for $800 a piece. I was stupid and was about to leave, but he said he'd give them to me for $200 each.
He put the speakers in my car and we drove to an ATM to get the money. I paid him, and later found that the speakers don't even work!
These bastards are everywhere in the US. Don't get ripped off. If they try to sell to you, get the plate #, make, and model of their car.
Frank
La Jolla, California
U.S.A.
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