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These two males come out of the car while I am at school grounds and offer me a projector for a certain price. They said they were workers going to UofT to install these projectors. They said instead of receiving 2 projectors to install from their supplier, they got 4. They also explained in detail that if they take back the 2 extra projectors back to work, their boss will take it for himself to sell the extra which was why they were allegedly giving the 2 extra projectors to random strangers for a lower price. The box has a MSRP price that is part of the box print that is priced at around $12,000. In reality, its only a few hundred perhaps. They kept pressing me to pay for it since it was a good deal. To make it more convincing, they said that if I sell the projector online for a greater price, they wanted a cut of the profit. Instead, I could never contact them through the number they gave me. They made it look like they were giving it to strangers and that we could make a profit.
$1000
ON, CAN- L4J 6X9
Toronto, ON-
Unknown Email
(647) 497-3014
https://porterprojectors.com/
Counterfeit Product
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Porter Projection
December 11, 2024
920223
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