Rob Lamb, Hey I Thought Of That, On 6/25/07 I met Rob at my office and showed him my invention called the Cycle Spinner. He said it was a great idea. He said he saw a large need for it. We sat in my office for hours, talking about how he can help with marketing & manufacturing the Cycle Spinner.
I was extremely impressed on all he said and how he handled himself. We came up with an agreement on how to market my product, what he was going to do and the amount he would charge me for it. I wired the agreed amount directly to his account. Things started off great. Each time I would call, he would answer.
Then, all of a sudden, he had lots of problems. His phone wasn't working, his computer was broken, and any other means of communication on his end, were somehow "unavailable". When I did finally reach him, he would tell me he was out-of-town, putting large deals together with my product.
He told me "OCC" wanted to do a show with my product. NASCAR wanted to buy 1,000 units. He took one of my units and said he was sending it to China for a cost to manufacture the Cycle Spinner. They would make a prototype, ship it back and give me a cost to make them. They were supposedly sending back a mirror image of the unit, the Cycle Spinner.
Based on the price he got, we started to market the product, or so I thought. He was telling me we need to send money to the manufacturer in China. To start production, they would need the money for 100 units, upfront, to get everything setup. But, we still had not received the prototype, making this decision the only "easy" decision thus far. I would not send any money until I received the prototype.
Over a month went by, and still no prototype. I could not even reach him to find out what was going on. Finally, he sent me a text message, telling me he was in meetings, putting deals together to market the Cycle Spinner.
More months went by, when all of a sudden he calls to tell me he's received the prototype from China. When he showed up at my office with the finished product, we were all there to see it. So anxious, so happy, so excited my dream was finally getting somewhere.
He pulled it out of a ripped up box and ALL our mouths dropped to the floor! The prototype looked as if a little boy, in his daddy's garage made it. It was the furthest thing from a mirror image as you could possibly imagine. There was no possible way this "thing" was even usable enough to attempt to test it.
At that point, I asked Rob for my money back. All contact was lost at that point. I realized, he set me back a year. All this work, time, money, was just a scam. I suddenly visioned my dream, what was being put into reality, still only a dream at this point, thanks to Rob.
This man is a predator, surfing the internet, looking for people, to prey on their dreams, take their money, and crush them. Beware of Rob Lamb, behind that large smile, is a monster, looking to hurt you.
Joe from Tampa, Fla-The way you explain your experience with Rob Lamb was as if I was reading my own. But, his time is running out. The truth will catch up with him, along with the lies, deceit and eventually the law. Stay away from this monster!
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