I was approached by a turquoise blue truck in the Albertson's Parking lot on Riggs and Gilber Rd.By two white males, while they were in their truck. The driver Chris Tedesco asked if I was willing to purchase a home theatre system because he was on his way to a job site to install the system, but his vendor purchaser the wrong system. He was very friendly and explained that he didn't want any fights at his job site and had to do something to sell the system. And he would be so grateful if I would help him and it would be great.
He pulled out a catalog showing the system was work $2999.00 and that he would sell it to me for the as "much as my ATM would let me draw in a day"; I attempted to leave at least twice and was very convincing that this was a great deal and my husband would be so excited. He even told me that i should promise him not to sell it on ebay or craigslist.
Eventually, i drew $200 from my account and he gave me a business card and wrote a "customaudio-PS09-HS-7071" on the back to validate the warranty. The wires, cables, speakers and center speaker are all in the box taped and completely looks legitimate. Don't be fooled.
In hindsight I should have ignored him like i do most people who are fast talkers. Chris is a white male, 5'10, and light brown hair and a smoker. He was wearing shorts, a white polo shirt, a Titaliest visor, sun glasses and flip flops.
I plan on filing a police report with the gilbert police department tomorrow. I'm disguisted by how naive i was, but I'm more appauled at how repulsive people can be for something so common as money.in the end, it's just money and I'm glad that i wasn't hurt in anyway because one day Chris will answer to someone else other than me.
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