Asking for your help here
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Crime wave hits Fargo. Who woulda thought?
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i heard that some kids got busted for breaking into garages in north fargo the other day.
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bubba;221334 wrote:
Who's the third? If I hear of anything i'll let u know... from the details i've heard about this, it doesnt sound like ur average retarded kids just jacking stuff...The 3rd was Team Electronics in Fergus Falls.
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tjamz;221302 wrote:
Nope...just that a total of three local shops have been hit now.Holy Heists Batman! They gotta bust these guys having this much crap to unload.
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If you wanna point the cops in a direction, tell them to talk to a joshua smith. He jacked my shit two years ago, i knew it was him but i couldn't ever get him to admit it
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T.I.M.B.A.;221627 wrote:
If you wanna point the cops in a direction, tell them to talk to a joshua smith. He jacked my shit two years ago, i knew it was him but i couldn't ever get him to admit itUm...yeah. Pretty sure he is small time at this shit. Whoever pulled all of this off has some ballz n skillz fo sho.
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i'm surprised no one mentioned looking on ebay or craigslist. if i were trying to unload some hot property, i would put it on ebay first and craigslist as a second choice. although, if they are reasonably intelligent, they'll probably wait a couple of weeks before trying to sell anything to anyone other than immediate acquaintances
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My guess is the stuff will end up on onlinecarstereo.com or woofersetc.com as they are notorious for buying "surplus" items that somehow have lost their serial numbers.
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Guarantee, eh? so where are you selling it?
yeeeeaaaah, not funny, but i'm leaving it up there.
I figure it's still worth keeping an eye out for anything related. That's all. I've run through ebay, craigslist, the new farmooronline thing, nothing. It's a lot of shit to move, though, and something's bound to show up somewhere eventually.
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Ok....Little update for those of you who love buying online. The DC1100.1 was sold online by....... sonicelectronics.com I am told. They sold the product and w/ the DC series amps they have no external gain/x-over/etc... controls and can only be programmed via laptop....which requires software, which was not included by sonic, which prompted a phone call to Zapco from the customer who gave them his serial number which was traced back to being a stolen item. Sonic of course has no idea how they got this stolen item, the customer is stuck with an amp he can't program/tune, and I still don't have the amp back.
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tjamz;222338 wrote:
Ok....Little update for those of you who love buying online. The DC1100.1 was sold online by....... sonicelectronics.com I am told. They sold the product and w/ the DC series amps they have no external gain/x-over/etc... controls and can only be programmed via laptop....which requires software, which was not included by sonic, which prompted a phone call to Zapco from the customer who gave them his serial number which was traced back to being a stolen item. Sonic of course has no idea how they got this stolen item, the customer is stuck with an amp he can't program/tune, and I still don't have the amp back.naturally, a lame excuse( dont know where they got it), so somebody got an expensive door stop. now it sucks for two people, you (tjamz), and the poor bastard that payed the money for it. now i really hope the bastard gets caught. Did sonicelectronics give you and info on the seller??? that would be sweet if they could/would.
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they don't know where they got it from....they bought it as a "lot" of merchandise
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