Mark Alves + Don M&R Tech Scammed Me Out ot $8,000 - Need Advice?

embroidtek · January 14th, 2017, 06:29 PM

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Originally Posted by shirtmatic

Where are you located? We should pay them a visit perhaps. I don't take too kindly when someone steals from me..

I know how you feel. I don't like it when somebody steals from me or tries to beat me out of money if I have an agreement with them. I actually have a customer who bought a used M&R and it was supposed to be installed by Donnie. Needless to say he was a no show and my customer found someone else to set it up. Donnie is about 2 1/2 hours from where I live.

244 · January 29th, 2017, 11:52 AM

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Originally Posted by shirtmatic

Information on these guys here. They both scammed me and I will not let it rest until every penny I am owed gets sent to me. They didn't scam me but outright stole my money. I paid for a dryer which I never received, and now they are sitting with my money for the past 4-6 months with no refund. Essentially stealing the money. I am hunting down family members, businesses, anyone that has contact with them I will find them and make sure these people are dealt with. The money is not the motive anymore, stopping these criminals for good is.

Mark Alves
https://www.facebook.com/mark.alves.7946
(812) 572-5334
800 S 4th St Apt 1804
Louisville, KY 40203
Email Address: [email address]

Donald Blackwell
(864) 473-9789
Inman, SC 29349
Shop Address: 8180 Valley Falls Rd, Spartanburg, SC 29303
Possible home address: 201 Pointe Rd, Inman, SC 29349

s you can clearly see this Don is in no way connected to M&R. I would appreciate you trying to correct the title of your post removing M&R tech. Thank you in advance
Rich Hoffman
M&R CEO

danlilsade · January 29th, 2017, 01:23 PM

This whole discussion should show all the need for background research (due diligence). The world is small thanks to Google and the internet. Check everyone out, use any aliases you can dig up. I know one guy that is actively selling machines on this sight that is on his third alias. In my opinion, if you operating under an alias, you have had some unscrupulous dealings in your past.

A good tip on Digitsmith for sketchy machine "brokers", would be their "join date" this is located by their nickname in the upper left hand corner of their posts. I am not all saying newbies are scammers, however this could be a clue to the legitimacy of a machinery dealer. Another excellent way to check dealers out is to ask about them right here in the discussion section. Ink and supply salespeople along with real technicians are great resources for background information also. Be careful a good deal of people see dealing in used machinery as easy & fast money. If you can't verify the seller and their reputation, run away from the deal.

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