As I was leaving Wal-Mart on Greenfield and Baseline, two men approached me in a blue Dodge truck. Chris Tescado gave me his business card and claimed to own a Company called Custom Audio. He had receipts and magazines of equipment he sold and proof of work he had done. He said he had extra equipment and would sell them to me for cheap. He gave me two for $1200, sticker price on each was $1999. When I got home, they were cheap plastic and didn't work... Total scam! No wonder he kept telling me not to sell them to anyone and to hold on to them until Father's Day as a suprise for my husband. He was arrogant enough to answer the phone when I called him once I got home. He told me Epic was quality equipment and that if I wasn't totally satisfied when I hooked it all up that he would meet me and give me my money back. Of course that never happened and I was dumb enough to fall for this scam! They have gone through a lot of trouble creating warranty information, a fake manual, nice speaker boxes, etc. When something seems too good to be true... It probably is!
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