You’ve probably read about my battery scam and my printer cartridge
scam. Here’s another couple of good ones.
This scam is called price arbitrage. It works like this. You go to a
retail store like Wal Mart and you buy a nice watch, for example, that
costs a hundred bucks. You go back a day later and buy one that looks
pretty much like the first but only costs fifty bucks. You put the fifty
dollar watch into the 100 dollar watch packaging and receipt and return
it for a full refund in the time allotted. You get 100 dollars back so
you got the 100 dollar watch for only fifty bucks. You can do this with
all sorts of items.
You can do this at the liquor store too. Buy a big bottle of premium
rum. Take it home and empty the premium rum into another container and
then fill the original bottle up with the cheapest rum you can buy. Then
screw the cap back on and return it with the receipt. Tell the clerk
that you’re bringing it back because when you got it home you noticed
the metal seal on the cap had been broken. Tell them you don’t want your
money back, you just would like to exchange it for a sealed bottle for
safety reasons.
You’ll get a free bottle of premium rum or more accurately premium rum
for the price of cheap rum. I’ve been working this scam for years. The
only problem is you can’t keep doing it to the same store. You can get
by with it maybe once or twice a year.
Wilbur Hubbard
Wilbur Hubbard wrote:
> I’ve been working this scam for years.
and what a proud moment that must be, nay many proud moments, scamming businesses repeatedly for your
hooch and then braying about it here in a public forum.
you do know that you’re retarded, yes?
"the_bmac" <b…@c.com> wrote in message
news:135c8qqeb7tv74d@news.supernews.com…
> Wilbur Hubbard wrote:
>> I’ve been working this scam for years.
> and what a proud moment that must be, nay many proud moments, scamming
> businesses repeatedly for your hooch and then braying about it here in
> a public forum.
> you do know that you’re retarded, yes?
People, day in and day out, are ripped off by retail establishments.
Isn’t it about time for some payback?
Now, I’ve got to give some serious thought to how to scam some free
gasoline. There’s got to be an easy way that’s been overlooked….
Hmmmm.
Wilbur Hubbard
On May 24, 6:45 pm, the_bmac <b…@c.com> wrote:
> Wilbur Hubbard wrote:
> > I’ve been working this scam for years.
> and what a proud moment that must be, nay many proud moments, scamming businesses repeatedly for your
> hooch and then braying about it here in a public forum.
> you do know that you’re retarded, yes?
You are a retard for biting his hook Big Mac.
Everyone knows good rum don’t have metal seals…
Duuuuhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
Joe
"Joe" <steelredcl…@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> On May 24, 6:45 pm, the_bmac <b…@c.com> wrote:
>> Wilbur Hubbard wrote:
>> > I’ve been working this scam for years.
>> and what a proud moment that must be, nay many proud moments,
>> scamming businesses repeatedly for your
>> hooch and then braying about it here in a public forum.
>> you do know that you’re retarded, yes?
> You are a retard for biting his hook Big Mac.
> Everyone knows good rum don’t have metal seals…
> Duuuuhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
> Joe
You’d better look again, Big Boy!
http://www.alcoholreviews.com/SPIRITS/rums-bacardi-british-appleton-b...
Wilbur Hubbard
On May 24, 8:35 pm, "Wilbur Hubbard" <wilburhubb…@thefarm.invallid>
wrote:
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> "Joe" <steelredcl…@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:1180055729.327528.12470@k79g2000hse.googlegroups.com…
> > On May 24, 6:45 pm, the_bmac <b…@c.com> wrote:
> >> Wilbur Hubbard wrote:
> >> > I’ve been working this scam for years.
> >> and what a proud moment that must be, nay many proud moments,
> >> scamming businesses repeatedly for your
> >> hooch and then braying about it here in a public forum.
> >> you do know that you’re retarded, yes?
> > You are a retard for biting his hook Big Mac.
> > Everyone knows good rum don’t have metal seals…
> > Duuuuhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
> > Joe
> You’d better look again, Big Boy!http://www.alcoholreviews.com/SPIRITS/rums-bacardi-british-appleton-b...
> Wilbur Hubbard- Hide quoted text –
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Bacardi is the budweiser of rum.
Thats the cheap shit your suppose to return in the good cork top
bottles.
Joe
"Joe" <steelredcl…@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> On May 24, 8:35 pm, "Wilbur Hubbard" <wilburhubb…@thefarm.invallid>
> wrote:
>> "Joe" <steelredcl…@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>> news:1180055729.327528.12470@k79g2000hse.googlegroups.com…
>> > On May 24, 6:45 pm, the_bmac <b…@c.com> wrote:
>> >> Wilbur Hubbard wrote:
>> >> > I’ve been working this scam for years.
>> >> and what a proud moment that must be, nay many proud moments,
>> >> scamming businesses repeatedly for your
>> >> hooch and then braying about it here in a public forum.
>> >> you do know that you’re retarded, yes?
>> > You are a retard for biting his hook Big Mac.
>> > Everyone knows good rum don’t have metal seals…
>> > Duuuuhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
>> > Joe
>> You’d better look again, Big
>> Boy!http://www.alcoholreviews.com/SPIRITS/rums-bacardi-british-appleton-b...
>> Wilbur Hubbard- Hide quoted text –
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> Bacardi is the budweiser of rum.
> Thats the cheap shit your suppose to return in the good cork top
> bottles.
> Joe
Corks are for wine. That’s a sissy Frenchie drink, wine. Good, strong,
respectable, manly rum comes in a twist off capped, glass bottle. The
little metal ring insures you it hasn’t been opened and adulterated.
Wilbur Hubbard
On May 24, 7:29 pm, "Wilbur Hubbard" <wilburhubb…@thefarm.invallid>
wrote:
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> You’ve probably read about my battery scam and my printer cartridge
> scam. Here’s another couple of good ones.
> This scam is called price arbitrage. It works like this. You go to a
> retail store like Wal Mart and you buy a nice watch, for example, that
> costs a hundred bucks. You go back a day later and buy one that looks
> pretty much like the first but only costs fifty bucks. You put the fifty
> dollar watch into the 100 dollar watch packaging and receipt and return
> it for a full refund in the time allotted. You get 100 dollars back so
> you got the 100 dollar watch for only fifty bucks. You can do this with
> all sorts of items.
> You can do this at the liquor store too. Buy a big bottle of premium
> rum. Take it home and empty the premium rum into another container and
> then fill the original bottle up with the cheapest rum you can buy. Then
> screw the cap back on and return it with the receipt. Tell the clerk
> that you’re bringing it back because when you got it home you noticed
> the metal seal on the cap had been broken. Tell them you don’t want your
> money back, you just would like to exchange it for a sealed bottle for
> safety reasons.
> You’ll get a free bottle of premium rum or more accurately premium rum
> for the price of cheap rum. I’ve been working this scam for years. The
> only problem is you can’t keep doing it to the same store. You can get
> by with it maybe once or twice a year.
> Wilbur Hubbard
Most peoples time is worth more than you’d save doing any of these
things. Maybe your time is worth maybe $7.00/hr?
You are a thief? How disappointing and sad.
"Wilbur Hubbard" <wilburhubb…@thefarm.invallid> wrote in message
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> You’ve probably read about my battery scam and my printer cartridge scam.
> Here’s another couple of good ones.
> This scam is called price arbitrage. It works like this. You go to a
> retail store like Wal Mart and you buy a nice watch, for example, that
> costs a hundred bucks. You go back a day later and buy one that looks
> pretty much like the first but only costs fifty bucks. You put the fifty
> dollar watch into the 100 dollar watch packaging and receipt and return it
> for a full refund in the time allotted. You get 100 dollars back so you
> got the 100 dollar watch for only fifty bucks. You can do this with all
> sorts of items.
> You can do this at the liquor store too. Buy a big bottle of premium rum.
> Take it home and empty the premium rum into another container and then
> fill the original bottle up with the cheapest rum you can buy. Then screw
> the cap back on and return it with the receipt. Tell the clerk that you’re
> bringing it back because when you got it home you noticed the metal seal
> on the cap had been broken. Tell them you don’t want your money back, you
> just would like to exchange it for a sealed bottle for safety reasons.
> You’ll get a free bottle of premium rum or more accurately premium rum for
> the price of cheap rum. I’ve been working this scam for years. The only
> problem is you can’t keep doing it to the same store. You can get by with
> it maybe once or twice a year.
> Wilbur Hubbard
On May 24, 6:48 pm, "Wilbur Hubbard" <wilburhubb…@thefarm.invallid>
wrote:
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> "Joe" <steelredcl…@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:1180057410.826632.281110@u30g2000hsc.googlegroups.com…
> > On May 24, 8:35 pm, "Wilbur Hubbard" <wilburhubb…@thefarm.invallid>
> > wrote:
> >> "Joe" <steelredcl…@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> >>news:1180055729.327528.12470@k79g2000hse.googlegroups.com…
> >> > On May 24, 6:45 pm, the_bmac <b…@c.com> wrote:
> >> >> Wilbur Hubbard wrote:
> >> >> > I’ve been working this scam for years.
> >> >> and what a proud moment that must be, nay many proud moments,
> >> >> scamming businesses repeatedly for your
> >> >> hooch and then braying about it here in a public forum.
> >> >> you do know that you’re retarded, yes?
> >> > You are a retard for biting his hook Big Mac.
> >> > Everyone knows good rum don’t have metal seals…
> >> > Duuuuhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
> >> > Joe
> >> You’d better look again, Big
> >> Boy!http://www.alcoholreviews.com/SPIRITS/rums-bacardi-british-appleton-b...
> >> Wilbur Hubbard- Hide quoted text –
> >> – Show quoted text –
> > Bacardi is the budweiser of rum.
> > Thats the cheap shit your suppose to return in the good cork top
> > bottles.
> > Joe
> Corks are for wine. That’s a sissy Frenchie drink, wine. Good, strong,
> respectable, manly rum comes in a twist off capped, glass bottle. The
> little metal ring insures you it hasn’t been opened and adulterated.
> Wilbur Hubbard-
okay, ill bite the troll…………….. uncork a bottle of Patron
and ask your self is that manly enough?
On Thu, 24 May 2007 19:45:07 -0400, the_bmac <b…@c.com> wrote:
>Wilbur Hubbard wrote:
>> I’ve been working this scam for years.
>and what a proud moment that must be, nay many proud moments,
>scamming businesses repeatedly for your
>hooch and then braying about it here in a public forum.
>you do know that you’re retarded, yes?
Perhaps, if you are miffed, you might enjoy checking out which Wilbur
this is. There are about 50 in the States.
I made a start for you. He doesn’t live in Phoenix Az.
Get an address, and you can turn him in on his own confession.
One of the good things about Walmart is their liberal retruns policy.
Which gets tightened up when jerks abuse it
Brian Whatcott Altus OK
On Sat, 26 May 2007 11:05:36 GMT, Charlie Morgan <*@*.com> wrote:
….
>> Get an address, and you can turn him in on his own confession.
>>One of the good things about Walmart is their liberal retruns policy.
>> Which gets tightened up when jerks abuse it
>>Brian Whatcott Altus OK
>Umm… This Wilbur is named Neal Warren, a.k.a. "Capt. Neal"
>CWM
Ah, well,well! Any ideas which state?
Is this the 35 yr old Warren in Florida?
Not too many go by this name either.
Good Luck
Brian Whatcott Altus OK
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On Sun, 27 May 2007 23:20:58 GMT, Charlie Morgan <*@*.com> wrote:
>>Ah, well,well! Any ideas which state?
>>Is this the 35 yr old Warren in Florida?
>>Not too many go by this name either.
>>Good Luck
>>Brian Whatcott Altus OK
>He is in Florida, but he’s not 35. You won’t easily find a listing, as he’s
>something of a "transient". Try homeless shelters. At one time he had a very
>forlorn Coronado 27 sailboat that he lived on, but that was seized as derilict
>and is now broken up in a landfill.
>CWM
This guy seems to have moved around in Florida, quite a bit.
************************************
Warren, Neal
267 Emerson Dr NW
Palm Bay, FL 32907-7899
(321) 725-4252
************************************
Perhaps he would know Capt. Neal??
Brian Whatcott Altus OK
On May 27, 6:42 pm, Brian Whatcott <betw…@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
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> On Sun, 27 May 2007 23:20:58 GMT, Charlie Morgan <*@*.com> wrote:
> >>Ah, well,well! Any ideas which state?
> >>Is this the 35 yr old Warren in Florida?
> >>Not too many go by this name either.
> >>Good Luck
> >>Brian Whatcott Altus OK
> >He is in Florida, but he’s not 35. You won’t easily find a listing, as he’s
> >something of a "transient". Try homeless shelters. At one time he had a very
> >forlorn Coronado 27 sailboat that he lived on, but that was seized as derilict
> >and is now broken up in a landfill.
> >CWM
> This guy seems to have moved around in Florida, quite a bit.
> ************************************
> Warren, Neal
> 267 Emerson Dr NW
> Palm Bay, FL 32907-7899
> (321) 725-4252
> ************************************
> Perhaps he would know Capt. Neal??
> Brian Whatcott Altus OK- Hide quoted text –
> – Show quoted text –
Whats up Brian..You are Da Man. You must hang with the men in Blue
huh?
Things a bit slow in red dirt clod land?
I called the number you provided and it was indeed a Neal Warren, I
was going to jab at him and make fun of the fellow for thinking
Baccardi was a high dollar rum.
He asked me how I got his number and I explaned that Brian Whatcott of
Oklahoma posted it on the internet for all to see and he said you
moved around allot,and that you said he was ripping off Wal-mart and
your local liquor stores.
He called me several choice words I can’t repeat …but man was he
mad as hell. He even said he is going to contact his lawyer Tuesday
morning and sue the F%#* out of you…or something like that.
Sorry I thought you had the right guy….oh well good luck dealing
with a pack of hungry lawyers who have evidence posted on the
internet.
Hope you do not lose your job as the wally world greeter over this.
Joe
"Joe" <steelredcl…@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> On May 27, 6:42 pm, Brian Whatcott <betw…@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
>> On Sun, 27 May 2007 23:20:58 GMT, Charlie Morgan <*@*.com> wrote:
>> >>Ah, well,well! Any ideas which state?
>> >>Is this the 35 yr old Warren in Florida?
>> >>Not too many go by this name either.
>> >>Good Luck
>> >>Brian Whatcott Altus OK
>> >He is in Florida, but he’s not 35. You won’t easily find a listing,
>> >as he’s
>> >something of a "transient". Try homeless shelters. At one time he
>> >had a very
>> >forlorn Coronado 27 sailboat that he lived on, but that was seized
>> >as derilict
>> >and is now broken up in a landfill.
>> >CWM
>> This guy seems to have moved around in Florida, quite a bit.
>> ************************************
>> Warren, Neal
>> 267 Emerson Dr NW
>> Palm Bay, FL 32907-7899
>> (321) 725-4252
>> ************************************
>> Perhaps he would know Capt. Neal??
>> Brian Whatcott Altus OK- Hide quoted text –
>> – Show quoted text –
> Whats up Brian..You are Da Man. You must hang with the men in Blue
> huh?
> Things a bit slow in red dirt clod land?
> I called the number you provided and it was indeed a Neal Warren, I
> was going to jab at him and make fun of the fellow for thinking
> Baccardi was a high dollar rum.
> He asked me how I got his number and I explaned that Brian Whatcott of
> Oklahoma posted it on the internet for all to see and he said you
> moved around allot,and that you said he was ripping off Wal-mart and
> your local liquor stores.
> He called me several choice words I can’t repeat …but man was he
> mad as hell. He even said he is going to contact his lawyer Tuesday
> morning and sue the F%#* out of you…or something like that.
> Sorry I thought you had the right guy….oh well good luck dealing
> with a pack of hungry lawyers who have evidence posted on the
> internet.
> Hope you do not lose your job as the wally world greeter over this.
> Joe
Bwaaaaaaaaaahahahahahahahhahahahahahhahahah! That Whatcunt sure is a
loser!
Wilbur Hubbard
Wilbur Hubbard wrote:
> You’ve probably read about my battery scam and my printer cartridge
> scam. Here’s another couple of good ones.
> This scam is called price arbitrage.
Cappy, I expect better of you, the scheme you discribe is not
"arbitrage", do break out a dictionary and look the word up.
Cheers
Marty
"Martin Baxter" <baxte…@rmc.ca> wrote in message
news:465AD20A.3FCBC34F@rmc.ca…
> Wilbur Hubbard wrote:
>> You’ve probably read about my battery scam and my printer cartridge
>> scam. Here’s another couple of good ones.
>> This scam is called price arbitrage.
> Cappy, I expect better of you, the scheme you discribe is not
> "arbitrage", do break out a dictionary and look the word up.
> Cheers
> Marty
He’s taking advantage of the price difference between honestly paying for it
and dishonestly paying less than he should.
–
"j" ganz @@
http://www.sailnow.com
On 27 May 2007 17:30:47 -0700, Joe <steelredcl…@yahoo.com> wrote:
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>> This guy seems to have moved around in Florida, quite a bit.
>> ************************************
>> Warren, Neal
>> 267 Emerson Dr NW
>> Palm Bay, FL 32907-7899
>> (321) 725-4252
>> ************************************
>> Perhaps he would know Capt. Neal??
>> Brian Whatcott Altus OK- Hide quoted text –
>> – Show quoted text –
>Whats up Brian..You are Da Man. You must hang with the men in Blue
>huh?
>Things a bit slow in red dirt clod land?
> I called the number you provided and it was indeed a Neal Warren, I
>was going to jab at him and make fun of the fellow for thinking
>Baccardi was a high dollar rum.
>He asked me how I got his number and I explaned that Brian Whatcott of
>Oklahoma posted it on the internet for all to see and he said you
>moved around allot,and that you said he was ripping off Wal-mart and
>your local liquor stores.
> He called me several choice words I can’t repeat …but man was he
>mad as hell. He even said he is going to contact his lawyer Tuesday
>morning and sue the F%#* out of you…or something like that.
> Sorry I thought you had the right guy….oh well good luck dealing
>with a pack of hungry lawyers who have evidence posted on the
>internet.
>Hope you do not lose your job as the wally world greeter over this.
>Joe
Hi Joe,
you seem to be very, very sensitive on this issue.
Got a conscience?
Using a pseudonym?
Free advice: read the note I wrote.
Thieves get apprehended by cops, not folks
who put them down.
Brian Whatcott Altus OK
On Sun, 27 May 2007 20:56:20 -0400, "Wilbur Hubbard"
<wilburhubb…@thefarm.invallid> wrote:
>Bwaaaaaaaaaahahahahahahahhahahahahahhahahah!
> That What**** sure is a loser!
>Wilbur Hubbard
Hi Wilbur. Is your name really Neal, the self confessed petty,
maybe grand thief?
Brian Whatcott Altus OK
On May 28, 10:56 am, Brian Whatcott <betw…@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
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> On 27 May 2007 17:30:47 -0700, Joe <steelredcl…@yahoo.com> wrote:
> >> This guy seems to have moved around in Florida, quite a bit.
> >> ************************************
> >> Warren, Neal
> >> 267 Emerson Dr NW
> >> Palm Bay, FL 32907-7899
> >> (321) 725-4252
> >> ************************************
> >> Perhaps he would know Capt. Neal??
> >> Brian Whatcott Altus OK- Hide quoted text –
> >> – Show quoted text –
> >Whats up Brian..You are Da Man. You must hang with the men in Blue
> >huh?
> >Things a bit slow in red dirt clod land?
> > I called the number you provided and it was indeed a Neal Warren, I
> >was going to jab at him and make fun of the fellow for thinking
> >Baccardi was a high dollar rum.
> >He asked me how I got his number and I explaned that Brian Whatcott of
> >Oklahoma posted it on the internet for all to see and he said you
> >moved around allot,and that you said he was ripping off Wal-mart and
> >your local liquor stores.
> > He called me several choice words I can’t repeat …but man was he
> >mad as hell. He even said he is going to contact his lawyer Tuesday
> >morning and sue the F%#* out of you…or something like that.
> > Sorry I thought you had the right guy….oh well good luck dealing
> >with a pack of hungry lawyers who have evidence posted on the
> >internet.
> >Hope you do not lose your job as the wally world greeter over this.
> >Joe
> Hi Joe,
> you seem to be very, very sensitive on this issue.
> Got a conscience?
> Using a pseudonym?
> Free advice: read the note I wrote.
> Thieves get apprehended by cops, not folks
> who put them down.
> Brian Whatcott Altus OK- Hide quoted text –
> – Show quoted text –
Hey Brian, I hate both thieves and snitches.
You slandered some fellow who has nothing to do with this group by
posting his personal information. Not cool at all.
I think it would be real smart to call the fellow who’s personal
information you posted and say you are sorry for being so ignorant.
You would be well advised to retract your statement about him and tell
him you fell for one of Neals oldest trolls.
BTW who elected you sheriff?
Joe
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"Capt. JG" wrote:
> "Martin Baxter" <baxte…@rmc.ca> wrote in message
> news:465AD20A.3FCBC34F@rmc.ca…
> > Wilbur Hubbard wrote:
> >> You’ve probably read about my battery scam and my printer cartridge
> >> scam. Here’s another couple of good ones.
> >> This scam is called price arbitrage.
> > Cappy, I expect better of you, the scheme you discribe is not
> > "arbitrage", do break out a dictionary and look the word up.
> > Cheers
> > Marty
> He’s taking advantage of the price difference between honestly paying for it
> and dishonestly paying less than he should.
I realize than Jon, however arbitrage is buying something in one marker
and selling it in another for profit, (well, hopefully for profit),
usually refers to currency transactions, but could be commodities.
I believe the word for Cappy’s scheme is "fraud".
Cheers
Marty
"Brian Whatcott" <betw…@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
news:8tul5397mmnf6iut1kpnl61fk287deq19a@4ax.com…
> On Sun, 27 May 2007 20:56:20 -0400, "Wilbur Hubbard"
> <wilburhubb…@thefarm.invallid> wrote:
>>Bwaaaaaaaaaahahahahahahahhahahahahahhahahah!
>> That What**** sure is a loser!
>>Wilbur Hubbard
> Hi Wilbur. Is your name really Neal, the self confessed petty,
> maybe grand thief?
> Brian Whatcott Altus OK
How do you get Neal outta Wilbur? Do you do LSD, too, like certain other
subscribers here? Hey, Whatcunt, I’ll let you in on a little secret. I
was the second shooter at the JFK assassination.
Wilbur Hubbard
"Martin Baxter" <baxte…@rmc.ca> wrote in message
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> "Capt. JG" wrote:
>> "Martin Baxter" <baxte…@rmc.ca> wrote in message
>> news:465AD20A.3FCBC34F@rmc.ca…
>> > Wilbur Hubbard wrote:
>> >> You’ve probably read about my battery scam and my printer
>> >> cartridge
>> >> scam. Here’s another couple of good ones.
>> >> This scam is called price arbitrage.
>> > Cappy, I expect better of you, the scheme you discribe is not
>> > "arbitrage", do break out a dictionary and look the word up.
>> > Cheers
>> > Marty
>> He’s taking advantage of the price difference between honestly paying
>> for it
>> and dishonestly paying less than he should.
> I realize than Jon, however arbitrage is buying something in one
> marker
> and selling it in another for profit, (well, hopefully for profit),
> usually refers to currency transactions, but could be commodities.
> I believe the word for Cappy’s scheme is "fraud".
> Cheers
> Marty
Read about price arbitrage. Scroll down a bit.
http://www.businessweek.com/bwdaily/dnflash/aug2005/nf2005085_7387_db...
You people are so very ignorant.
Wilbur Hubbard
"Martin Baxter" <baxte…@rmc.ca> wrote in message
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> "Capt. JG" wrote:
>> "Martin Baxter" <baxte…@rmc.ca> wrote in message
>> news:465AD20A.3FCBC34F@rmc.ca…
>> > Wilbur Hubbard wrote:
>> >> You’ve probably read about my battery scam and my printer cartridge
>> >> scam. Here’s another couple of good ones.
>> >> This scam is called price arbitrage.
>> > Cappy, I expect better of you, the scheme you discribe is not
>> > "arbitrage", do break out a dictionary and look the word up.
>> > Cheers
>> > Marty
>> He’s taking advantage of the price difference between honestly paying for
>> it
>> and dishonestly paying less than he should.
> I realize than Jon, however arbitrage is buying something in one marker
> and selling it in another for profit, (well, hopefully for profit),
> usually refers to currency transactions, but could be commodities.
> I believe the word for Cappy’s scheme is "fraud".
> Cheers
> Marty
Yeah, I think "fraud" is pretty accurate in general for Neal.
–
"j" ganz @@
http://www.sailnow.com
"Joe" <steelredcl…@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> On May 28, 10:56 am, Brian Whatcott <betw…@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
>> On 27 May 2007 17:30:47 -0700, Joe <steelredcl…@yahoo.com> wrote:
>> >> This guy seems to have moved around in Florida, quite a bit.
>> >> ************************************
>> >> Warren, Neal
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>> >> Perhaps he would know Capt. Neal??
>> >> Brian Whatcott Altus OK- Hide quoted text –
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>> >Whats up Brian..You are Da Man. You must hang with the men in Blue
>> >huh?
>> >Things a bit slow in red dirt clod land?
>> > I called the number you provided and it was indeed a Neal Warren, I
>> >was going to jab at him and make fun of the fellow for thinking
>> >Baccardi was a high dollar rum.
>> >He asked me how I got his number and I explaned that Brian Whatcott of
>> >Oklahoma posted it on the internet for all to see and he said you
>> >moved around allot,and that you said he was ripping off Wal-mart and
>> >your local liquor stores.
>> > He called me several choice words I can’t repeat …but man was he
>> >mad as hell. He even said he is going to contact his lawyer Tuesday
>> >morning and sue the F%#* out of you…or something like that.
>> > Sorry I thought you had the right guy….oh well good luck dealing
>> >with a pack of hungry lawyers who have evidence posted on the
>> >internet.
>> >Hope you do not lose your job as the wally world greeter over this.
>> >Joe
>> Hi Joe,
>> you seem to be very, very sensitive on this issue.
>> Got a conscience?
>> Using a pseudonym?
>> Free advice: read the note I wrote.
>> Thieves get apprehended by cops, not folks
>> who put them down.
>> Brian Whatcott Altus OK- Hide quoted text –
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> Hey Brian, I hate both thieves and snitches.
> You slandered some fellow who has nothing to do with this group by
> posting his personal information. Not cool at all.
> I think it would be real smart to call the fellow who’s personal
> information you posted and say you are sorry for being so ignorant.
> You would be well advised to retract your statement about him and tell
> him you fell for one of Neals oldest trolls.
> BTW who elected you sheriff?
> Joe
You reposted it also… however, you’re right. That’s not Neal aka Wilber
aka Ellen aka thief/liar.
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