Montreal Escorts

Watch out when you go to Best buy / Future shop.

Regis Philbin

New Member
Jun 2, 2008
67
1
0
I was at BB getting my new TV and surround sound system today.There was this other guy being served at the same time.When I got outside with my cart of electronic goods, his window was smashed in on his van. Theives took off with his big screen TV when he went inside to get his surround sound system. I dodged a bullet, if they has served me first Iwould have been the victim. So when you go to BB or Future shop, make one trip back to the car.
 

Ben Dover

Member
Jun 25, 2006
631
0
16
It's an old trick for getting two TVs for the price of one. I'd say there's a 50-50 chance the customer was in on it.


BD
 

MG_mtl

Well-Known Member
Jul 21, 2003
2,600
95
48
Montreal
Visit site
Nowhere in the story did RP mention anything about BB giving them a second TV? It's out of their store, not their responsibility anymore.
 

breadman

Mr. Big
Jan 2, 2004
1,124
0
36
Visit site
Read a story about two guys who walked into a store and picked up a big screen....and walked right out the door with it. An employee asked if they needed something to tie it down and went back inside. Last they saw the guys had it on the roof of the car and were driving out of the lot holding it down with one hand each.

Think most credit cards have something written in the agreement that if something happens to the item within a certain amount of time, a matter of days I think...you get a replacement.
 
Last edited:

JustBob

New Member
Nov 19, 2004
921
0
0
Buy online, get it delivered. That way you not only avoid theft but also useless advice from BB and FS employees who don't know squat about audio/video equipment and will also try to sell you a $150 HDMI cable.
 

mtwallet

Member
Jul 4, 2003
240
2
18
Montreal
Visit site
Any time I have bought a large (physicaly) item, or anything that required multiple trips to the car, a sales clerk has come out with me. Even in minus 20 degree weather. I'm cetainly no fan of Futile Shop, but I appreciated the gesture. Congrats on not being the victim Regis.
 

Ben Dover

Member
Jun 25, 2006
631
0
16
MG_mtl said:
Nowhere in the story did RP mention anything about BB giving them a second TV? It's out of their store, not their responsibility anymore.

Of course not. You call the cops and report the car damage and theft and your insurance company pays for the second TV, or as someone else mentioned, your credit card policy covers it.


BD
 

johnmbot

Banned
Oct 16, 2004
779
0
0
118
6' under
Ben Dover said:
You mean all those threads about BBFS, were really about Best Buy / Future Shop?
yes, and the requisite dangers of engaging in business with aforementioned acronymic institutions. it can be extremely frustrating.
 
Last edited:

master_bates

Active Member
May 23, 2005
2,019
3
38
Regis Philbin said:
I was at BB getting my new TV and surround sound system today.There was this other guy being served at the same time.When I got outside with my cart of electronic goods, his window was smashed in on his van. Theives took off with his big screen TV when he went inside to get his surround sound system. I dodged a bullet, if they has served me first Iwould have been the victim. So when you go to BB or Future shop, make one trip back to the car.



Which location was it?
 

Capital Amatuer

New Member
Mar 13, 2005
21
0
0
Also

as the ecomony takes a dump, property crimes increase. Don't have any statistics.
And another thing to watch is, as the weather gets warmer, property crimes increase too. I certanly don't want to be breaking into cars when it's minus 30ºC in the middle of the night, why should crooks !
Just my $0.02
CA
 

J. Peterman

New Member
Feb 26, 2004
763
3
0
Visit site
Not an uncommon occurance.

Last summer, I saw an emplyee at Future Shop cleaning broken car window glass from the parking lot. I suspect that people get their cars busted into quite often at these consumer alectronic shops. These places prefer that you do not know about it.
 

Equator360

Member
Jan 21, 2009
42
13
8
If the economy craps out.

Down in Florida, they pull beside you and jack your car if they know you have a big screen TV or a computer on board. It the economy craps out you may see this sort of thing here.
 

Equator360

Member
Jan 21, 2009
42
13
8
signs the economy is crapping out.

I have seen a few ads in the Annonce 123 that were offering free massages. Of course nothing is free. You just pay the $80 for the thai massage and no entry fee. The girl splits with the salon, is is still cheaper than previous prices. What indications have you seen that the economy is crapping out?
 

Ben Dover

Member
Jun 25, 2006
631
0
16
Equator360 said:
I have seen a few ads in the Annonce 123 that were offering free massages. Of course nothing is free. You just pay the $80 for the thai massage and no entry fee. The girl splits with the salon, is is still cheaper than previous prices. What indications have you seen that the economy is crapping out?


Two things I've noticed when I carjack people leaving BBFS:

1. The cars have much less gas in the tank. How am I supposed to make a clean getaway when I have to stop for gas after 2 KM?

2. I used to get SONY, Panasonic, and lot of other high-end brands. Now, most people are buying the crappy Korean knock-offs. Those are much harder to get rid of for real money on the black market.

At least it's warming up soon so I can just get back to stealing parked cars and breaking into homes...

I was thinking about starting a pyramid scheme, but it seems like a lot of work on the front end...

BD
 

JustBob

New Member
Nov 19, 2004
921
0
0
The one great thing about my previous tv, a Sony XBR 36" CRT, is that it weighed 260 pounds. A tad harder to steal. :)
 
Toronto Escorts