I'm writing to talk about a bad situation that recently happened to me involving a form of the white van scam. I pulled over to a gas station after hearing these guys yell free speakers from a van window. I was confused but they said "please help us". They were my age, supposed audio retailers, and I gave them a shot to pitch their situation since they acted like they were in a jam. They told me they had accidentally got an extra set of speakers loaded and they didn't want them to go to waste. They showed me a fake catalog and even this piece of paper that looked like the shipment receipt. I remained skeptical but all the pieces fit. I felt like I had an opportunity to get really expensive speakers for cheap, turns out they are worth way less than the Since then I've been reading about this scam and feel like XXXX because money isn't too available when you're putting yourself through college. I can't get the speakers to sell online and I feel ripped off. Please see the following link
https://usaconsumercomplaints.com/reports/0/185/RipOff0185333.htm
Like Jeremy and other people in my situation I realize that it may be possible to return these speakers to Andrew Radford or Commonwealth Distributors. I have two floor standing tower speakers K702 and the K3 5.1 home cinema surround sound system. I know that I dont need all this equipment and would rather just have my money.
I purchased them for $1000 for both after seeing the ad of upwards of $4000 that they were worth. I sent a letter to Commonwealth Distributors a month ago and haven't heard back. I have also called numerous times and been disconnected. I live in Texas but still think I should be able to refund my speakers. Please help me.
Dustin
Is there any way I can send the speakers to you for some money compensation?
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