Help me find this guy. Reward!!
12-04-2008, 08:09 AM
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Help me find this guy. Reward!!
First of all, i dont want to hear anything about selling my wheels to someone with such a low post count, ect. ect. I know it was a bad idea and i messed up big time, now im just trying to get justice.
Long story short, i sold my wheels. Paypal was sent to me, i tried transferring it into my bank account, instantly a hold was put on the payment. I met the guy in Orlando and gave him the vsxxs thinking that after the investigation was over, paypal would just go ahead and give me the money. That didn't happen, the money was reversed back to the guy and i was in contact with him the whole time. Then he stopped contact, i found his parents number i talked to them told them the story, they said they would make sure i get my money. i have now also lost contact with the rents of the guy. The guy seemed very nice, hes probably around 26 years old and has a wife, a kid, and another on the way.
This is all the info i know of him.
S/n on driver and 350z is - blackjdm06g35
When i saw his car it had some racing hearts on it and i know he just sold them to someone so hopefuly that guy is on here, His car is a black 06 MT.
If anyone knows of this guy or who he is please let me know, im offering a reward of 100 bucks if it leads to me getting my wheels back, maybe 200 if im feeling generous.
Thanks for any help,
-Adriaan
Long story short, i sold my wheels. Paypal was sent to me, i tried transferring it into my bank account, instantly a hold was put on the payment. I met the guy in Orlando and gave him the vsxxs thinking that after the investigation was over, paypal would just go ahead and give me the money. That didn't happen, the money was reversed back to the guy and i was in contact with him the whole time. Then he stopped contact, i found his parents number i talked to them told them the story, they said they would make sure i get my money. i have now also lost contact with the rents of the guy. The guy seemed very nice, hes probably around 26 years old and has a wife, a kid, and another on the way.
This is all the info i know of him.
S/n on driver and 350z is - blackjdm06g35
When i saw his car it had some racing hearts on it and i know he just sold them to someone so hopefuly that guy is on here, His car is a black 06 MT.
If anyone knows of this guy or who he is please let me know, im offering a reward of 100 bucks if it leads to me getting my wheels back, maybe 200 if im feeling generous.
Thanks for any help,
-Adriaan
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12-04-2008, 08:14 AM
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Damn, i'm sorry dude. Hope you get this resolved. I'm just like you man, too damn trusting. I've gotten shafted by paypal before. Paypal doesn't cover ****.
Lost a $4,000.00 transaction. Had a 30 day hold, extended to 60. The guy had no bank account. Pure ownage.
Lost a $4,000.00 transaction. Had a 30 day hold, extended to 60. The guy had no bank account. Pure ownage.
12-04-2008, 09:42 AM
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ABSOLUTELY NO personal information allowed to be posted under any circumstances, as per My350Z.com's TOU.
G35Driver and many other boards have similar rules and guidelines, so I suggest you remove any and all personal information you posted up already.
BTW, PM coming your way soon.
Originally Posted by MY350Z.com TOU
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Do not post your or others personal information (phone numbers) especially IP addresses. Apart from anything else, this is for board security and your security. Of course this does not include posting your e-mail/homepage address.
Do not post your or others personal information (phone numbers) especially IP addresses. Apart from anything else, this is for board security and your security. Of course this does not include posting your e-mail/homepage address.
BTW, PM coming your way soon.
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12-04-2008, 10:29 AM
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**** happens, your dumb for going across paypal and stuff.. that stuff is full of scammers and hackers.. be legit next time, cash up front *****.. how can you be such a fool
12-04-2008, 12:11 PM
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ABSOLUTELY NO personal information allowed to be posted under any circumstances, as per My350Z.com's TOU.
G35Driver and many other boards have similar rules and guidelines, so I suggest you remove any and all personal information you posted up already.
BTW, PM coming your way soon.
G35Driver and many other boards have similar rules and guidelines, so I suggest you remove any and all personal information you posted up already.
BTW, PM coming your way soon.
Sorry i didnt know..ill make the changes, thanks for all your help btw!!
12-04-2008, 12:12 PM
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If youre feeling saucy, ill give you my number and you can let me know what you find. Im thinking i may go over my self and request a police officer to stand by and bring a lawyer friend.
12-04-2008, 12:58 PM
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I'm 3hree5iVe0ero and what car do I have? 
Dude, what's your problem? It's not like he planned for such an occurrence. Yes, he could have and should have been more cautious, but that gives you no right in any way, shape, or form to post in such a manner you have as quoted. Consider this your warning.
I already edited this thread, if you haven't noticed. Like I said, be sure to make changes for the other sites as they have similar TOU article which states that personal info cannot be posted publicly.
I already edited this thread, if you haven't noticed. Like I said, be sure to make changes for the other sites as they have similar TOU article which states that personal info cannot be posted publicly.
12-04-2008, 01:05 PM
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Did you call the police yet? Where is he in Orlando? Do you have a real name
and address? Do you have his license plate number off his car?
Do you know where he works?
If you file I think you can get a warrant. Where exactly did you give him the wheels?
That is where you will need to file. Make sure to give him 24 hours notice to
resolve. Agree to take the rims back. No one like to get roped.
Tell us what happens. Definitely not petit larcency.
You really ****ed up by not having cash or account clearance.
Lesson learned.
Go get this ****er.
and address? Do you have his license plate number off his car?
Do you know where he works?
If you file I think you can get a warrant. Where exactly did you give him the wheels?
That is where you will need to file. Make sure to give him 24 hours notice to
resolve. Agree to take the rims back. No one like to get roped.
Tell us what happens. Definitely not petit larcency.
You really ****ed up by not having cash or account clearance.
Lesson learned.
Go get this ****er.
12-04-2008, 01:17 PM
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He has most of the general and some specific information. It's just the matter of showing up at his door. He's got more than enough proof and resources now to know where the culprit can be found, provide proof, and do a little *** kicking at the same time.
12-04-2008, 03:21 PM
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Did you call the police yet? Where is he in Orlando? Do you have a real name
and address? Do you have his license plate number off his car?
Do you know where he works?
If you file I think you can get a warrant. Where exactly did you give him the wheels?
That is where you will need to file. Make sure to give him 24 hours notice to
resolve. Agree to take the rims back. No one like to get roped.
Tell us what happens. Definitely not petit larcency.
You really ****ed up by not having cash or account clearance.
Lesson learned.
Go get this ****er.
and address? Do you have his license plate number off his car?
Do you know where he works?
If you file I think you can get a warrant. Where exactly did you give him the wheels?
That is where you will need to file. Make sure to give him 24 hours notice to
resolve. Agree to take the rims back. No one like to get roped.
Tell us what happens. Definitely not petit larcency.
You really ****ed up by not having cash or account clearance.
Lesson learned.
Go get this ****er.
Ive gave him plenty of warnings when we were still in contact. When i spoke to the police they said they couldnt go and arrest him or anything,but maybe i was given the wrong information.
I have certainly learned my lesson, yes.
12-04-2008, 05:24 PM
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A person commits theft if he or she knowingly obtains or uses, or endeavors
to obtain or to use, the property of another with intent to, either temporarily
or permanently:
Deprive the other person of a right to the property or a benefit from the property.
Appropriate the property to his or her own use or to the use of any person not entitled to the use of the property.
Call the station. find a detective. file a report. this is likely a felony grand theft.
to obtain or to use, the property of another with intent to, either temporarily
or permanently:
Deprive the other person of a right to the property or a benefit from the property.
Appropriate the property to his or her own use or to the use of any person not entitled to the use of the property.
Call the station. find a detective. file a report. this is likely a felony grand theft.
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A person commits theft if he or she knowingly obtains or uses, or endeavors
to obtain or to use, the property of another with intent to, either temporarily
or permanently:
Deprive the other person of a right to the property or a benefit from the property.
Appropriate the property to his or her own use or to the use of any person not entitled to the use of the property.
Call the station. find a detective. file a report. this is likely a felony grand theft.
to obtain or to use, the property of another with intent to, either temporarily
or permanently:
Deprive the other person of a right to the property or a benefit from the property.
Appropriate the property to his or her own use or to the use of any person not entitled to the use of the property.
Call the station. find a detective. file a report. this is likely a felony grand theft.
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