Anyone know JRyan350z?
07-17-2008, 06:32 AM
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I would caution you from going to his work. If you get him fired or cause problems for him and fraud is not proven (or even if it is) he can file a defamation suit against you for a lot of money. Unless this has something to do with his work, don't take it there. Bad idea.
However, anonymous mail with all the information inside of it isn't a bad idea, hahahahaha
However, anonymous mail with all the information inside of it isn't a bad idea, hahahahaha
07-17-2008, 07:18 AM
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Seems like this guy is pretty smart.
07-18-2008, 07:43 AM
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Wow, what a change of events this morning. Let me start off by apologizing to Jesse.
I called Jesse at his place of employment (I found after doing some digging and phone calls), to my suprise he was the gentleman who answered the phone. After a quick briefing as to why I was calling him at work, he explained his situation.
As Jesse explained to me when he ordered the Asuka hood, it was for his younger brother. What I didn't know, is that Jesse was building his younger brother, who is 17 or 18, the Z as a graduation gift. Well, an unforseen accident occured and Jesse's younger brother is no longer with us (RIP). Like most, Jesse went into a somber few weeks to gather his thoughts and pay respects to his much loved brother. They are now slowly parting out the car they were so eager to give his younger brother, and that is why the Asuka hood was on Ebay. So after a long conversation with Jesse about many things, I came to the conclusion he was being more then upfront and honest. I apologize again to Jesse if I put him in a bad light during this hardtme. My condolences go out to him and hs family in this time of need.
Jim
I called Jesse at his place of employment (I found after doing some digging and phone calls), to my suprise he was the gentleman who answered the phone. After a quick briefing as to why I was calling him at work, he explained his situation.
As Jesse explained to me when he ordered the Asuka hood, it was for his younger brother. What I didn't know, is that Jesse was building his younger brother, who is 17 or 18, the Z as a graduation gift. Well, an unforseen accident occured and Jesse's younger brother is no longer with us (RIP). Like most, Jesse went into a somber few weeks to gather his thoughts and pay respects to his much loved brother. They are now slowly parting out the car they were so eager to give his younger brother, and that is why the Asuka hood was on Ebay. So after a long conversation with Jesse about many things, I came to the conclusion he was being more then upfront and honest. I apologize again to Jesse if I put him in a bad light during this hardtme. My condolences go out to him and hs family in this time of need.
Jim
07-18-2008, 10:22 AM
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Originally Posted by ub2uc4
I hope you guys learned a lesson - jackazz's!!!!!!!
Jesse I have been in a similar situation - hang in there.
Jesse I have been in a similar situation - hang in there.
Either way, it should be resolved early next week as Jesse is repacking the defective hood over the weekend.
Jim
07-20-2008, 08:11 AM
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Sorry to hear abou that. Although I understand Jims side. You can't wait around forever. I feel bad for Jesse, but you can't blame anyone for wondering what is going on. At the first of the post they were honestly worried and just trying to find out whats going on.
07-20-2008, 09:55 AM
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DAMN. Jesse sold me his rims that i have on my car now, great deal too and he is a great guy. I still have to go see him when i get back to MA and buy him a beer for the great deal. i also live in MA, 30 min from where he lives.
