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·To pee or not to pee.....zatisse ze kouestion....
So...what happened to the Timepiece Gentleman?
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··schizophrenic pizza orderer and watch collectorI am amazed at how many of these Show Ponies are around and seems they are all as thick as thieves.
Funny how they are all distancing from them now the proverbial has hit the fan.
Funny how they are all distancing from them now the proverbial has hit the fan.
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blueteg
·This man’s haircut is something else. I can only imagine he saw a British barrister’s wig and asked his hairdresser to make that happen. I can’t even pay attention to what he’s saying due to those locks.
I didn't want to be mean buuuuut.....I was thinking the same thing. haha, its sooo bad. Like if you're going to get fake lettuce, why get....*that*??
If the consigned watches don't reappear soon, there will be hell toupee.
LOL!!
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dsio
··Ash @ ΩFJust saw this on TRF. Take it with a grain of salt.
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·In instances like this they need to really not be ready to take action but just do it and get both their lawyers and law enforcement involved because there is no story or small trickle of returned watches that will resolve this for them.
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OMEGAWD2020
·it’s a toupee
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vibe
·three lessons:
Rome wasn’t built in a day and all of that.
Integrity seems like it is optional these days
Are you really successful if you are heavily leveraged? NO!!!!!!!!!
Rome wasn’t built in a day and all of that.
Integrity seems like it is optional these days
Are you really successful if you are heavily leveraged? NO!!!!!!!!!
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reverbtime
·Saw this on another forum. If all these are true, looks like a model citizen.
- 1 May 2007 - assault causing bodily injury
- 15 Aug 2007 - assault causing bodily injury - FAMILY VIOLENCE
- 25 Aug 2007 - Driving while license invalid
- 10 Dec 2007 - arrested for "Assault causing bodily injury" and "failure to appear" - effectively smacked somebody around while another warrant was active
- 28 Dec 2009 - Public Intoxication
- 28 Dec 2009 - Evading arrest/detention
- 1 Nov 2010 - Speeding
- 1 Nov 2010 - Ride motorcycle without license
- 3 Nov 2010 - Criminal Trespass
- 3 Nov 2010 - Failure to maintain proof of financial responsibility
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sxl2004
·That all is 10 yrs in the past. Maybe he has gotten his life together now?
Shows a lot of trust on people’s side to test my hypothesis.
Shows a lot of trust on people’s side to test my hypothesis.
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Vercingetorix
··Spam RiskSchadenfreude.
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·That all is 10 yrs in the past. Maybe he has gotten his life together now?
Shows a lot of trust on people’s side to test my hypothesis.
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dstfno
·Call me old-fashioned — but I prefer not to do business with people with that kind of past history, even if they got their act together.
It is however advisable that if you have a questionable history to step lightly because every move you make will be monitored and evaluated heavily.
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·Call me old-fashioned — but I prefer not to do business with people with that kind of past history, even if they got their act together.
If you have a criminal record, working in a bubble situation, where all reasoning is suspended or you loose out 😁, is probably a sensible thing to do to built a reputation again.
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Faz
·Buy watches, keep them.
It is that easy to not get scammed.
We started this YouTube channel so we could build your trust.
Sad but a common, reoccurring problem over the decades. Bolder and bigger scams that are fuelled by social media. The common ingredients present in both sellers and "collectors/ investors/speculators" are greed a lust. With the exorbitant, inflated prices that certain brands are commanding these days on the grey market, no wonder many individuals are tempted by grand larceny. I'm not surprised by this kind of news. Not one bit.
Newbies are more interested in "investment" rather than collecting of simply enjoying their timepieces. Marvelling at "how much more money my watch is worth today" has become the new impetus for would be new "collectors". This type of con will unfortunately, continue as long as the crazy money and possibility of preying on the greed and naïveté of others is present.
