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Tbteam wrote:

I found another ad he listed on soldnyc.com: HI, I AM SELLING MY CUSTOM BANSHEE. THIS IS A MEAN MACHINE AND RIPS LIKE NO OTHER. HAS...

I found another ad he listed on soldnyc.com:

HI, I AM SELLING MY CUSTOM BANSHEE. THIS IS A MEAN MACHINE AND RIPS LIKE NO OTHER. HAS PLENTY OF MODS, TOO MANY TO LIST. I AM ASKING 2600 OR BEST OFFER. FEEL FREE TO GIVE A CALL WITH ANY QUESTIONS. 203-363-4137 or 203-673-1644.. THANKS.

Cygnus wrote:

It would be nice to know the whole story. Sounds like a set up maybe?

Cygnus wrote:

It would be nice to know the whole story. Sounds like a set up maybe?

drmarkr wrote:

Pitbike had the bike up for sale, and it looks like the guy was trailing/stalking him and then stole it. He used pics from his original...

Pitbike had the bike up for sale, and it looks like the guy was trailing/stalking him and then stole it. He used pics from his original ad, in the ad we're talking about.

At least that's what I gleaned from this. I don't think someone with 1400 posts on here would be setting us up.....?

When yo find this guy, tell him I have a couple of bikes just sitting out in the open here at the Russell Compound. Tell him I asked him to please drop over and try to steal them. Tell him I said "pretty please."

Please.

PC wrote:

Both numbers belong to Nextel Wireless and could potentially be cloned. Depends if they're amateur or not. But judging by the fact that they're using the...

Both numbers belong to Nextel Wireless and could potentially be cloned. Depends if they're amateur or not. But judging by the fact that they're using the same number multiple times not recycling the numbers, it does appear they're fucking retards.

The police CAN subpoena the records from Nextel, but good luck getting them to jump through the hoops. I've never seen a local agency subpoena anything from the Telco I work for. Only DOJ, FBI, etc.. and only for major Federal offenses.

IMO skip police involvement, wait until he posts the next item for sale and then gladly be the first to offer his asking price. That will get you a face to face meeting. The rest is up to you.

Cygnus wrote:

That's what I meant. He was set up from the sound of it. I like the idea of going to meet when selling on CL too...

That's what I meant. He was set up from the sound of it. I like the idea of going to meet when selling on CL too. No one needs to know what I have at my place. But did he leave the bike alone were they inside Mc d's when it was stolen? The whole story would be nice so no one else gets screwed.

miedosoracing1 wrote:

Umm, it has a phone listed. Call the cops. A friend of mine just went through that. The cops went and retrieved it. By the way...

Umm, it has a phone listed. Call the cops. A friend of mine just went through that. The cops went and retrieved it.

By the way, you better copy and paste that whole ad, so you have his info. If he sells it, it will be removed, never to be found.

pitbike502 wrote:

done and done. but the officer on the case is off duty now, and no one will call the number and investigate from the dpt because...

done and done. but the officer on the case is off duty now, and no one will call the number and investigate from the dpt because another officer has the case. im pretty much putting this in my own hands to handle

pitbike502 wrote:

Thats what happened, We were at McD's, hanging out and eating, come out and the bike is gone.. I had the bike on ebay, sold it...

Thats what happened, We were at McD's, hanging out and eating, come out and the bike is gone..

I had the bike on ebay, sold it to someone from CT (or so i thought), and was cruising Craigslist and noticed my EXACT ebay ad on craigslist.

MattBMX - I did send you an email this morning, the wife and I were at the hospital, had a baby this morning (perfect timing of course..)

tombugg wrote:

Seems odd that the bike was stolen and then used your original add. Are you sure that you weren't set up by who you were selling...

Seems odd that the bike was stolen and then used your original add. Are you sure that you weren't set up by who you were selling it to?? For someone to randomly steal your bike out of the back of your truck at Mc Donald’s (in a deferent state) and then use your ebay add to sell it??????? Something doesn't add up.....

Good luck, I hope you get it back or at least get to beat the living shit out of the little asshole

tombugg wrote:

Seems odd that the bike was stolen and then used your original add. Are you sure that you weren't set up by who you were selling...

Seems odd that the bike was stolen and then used your original add. Are you sure that you weren't set up by who you were selling it to?? For someone to randomly steal your bike out of the back of your truck at Mc Donald’s (in a deferent state) and then use your ebay add to sell it??????? Something doesn't add up.....

Good luck, I hope you get it back or at least get to beat the living shit out of the little asshole

txmxer wrote:

I believe that's the current theory. The sale was a setup. And, from the searches found here, it seems like the dude does this regularly. It's...

I believe that's the current theory. The sale was a setup.

And, from the searches found here, it seems like the dude does this regularly. It's a scam. And it crosses state lines. Means you can get the FBI boys on it if you can prove it.