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| Do Not Buy A Marc Vincent Audio Sound System |
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| Written by Jack Cola |
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Yesterday I got a Marc Vincent Wireless Surround System from a friend that MRRP (Manufacturers Recommend Retail Price) at $5599, and I just have to say “Do not get scammed into buying one” Once I got it, the specifications looked pretty cool on the box, much better than my Logitech Z550 (which is a cheap, high quality surround sound system). I got out the instruction manual and had a read through it. The first thought that came into my head was “I really hope their sound is much better then the quality of the user manual”. Let me go in dot points everything that is wrong with the instruction manual, before I start complaining about the speakers itself.
So now lets move on to the speakers themselves.
It’s Definitely A ScamDoing my research on the internet, and talking about where my friend got it from, he was defiantly scammed. I asked where this friend got it, and he said off the back of a truck from people in a white van. What reasonable person sells good quality discounted surround sound speakers out of a white van without it being a scam? Below are some sites that support my case and more information about the back of the truck, white van scam.
Word of WarningIf someone is trying to sell you speakers on the side of the road, don’t buy them. If you are looking for speakers, go out and find them, don’t wait for someone to approach you. If someone tries to sell you something and it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. So don’t get scammed like my friend did, and if you see anything with Marc Vincent or Protechnix on them, do yourself a favour, and don’t buy them. Update: South Australian Police contacted me after reading about this post. You can read more about the ordeal at http://www.jackcola.org/blog/88-out-of-the-blue-email-it-was-from-the-police-law-enforcement Update 2: If you have been scammed by these white van speaker scammers, please contact your local police station or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, or visit http://www.crimestoppers.com.au/ and report your incident. Update 3: A Current Affair posted this video talking about the Marc Vincent Scam, which refers to Marc Vincent from Australia's Got Talent. http://aca.ninemsn.com.au/celebrity/8291586/australias-got-talent-stereo-scam
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Thanks for the detailed review of Marc Vincent audio system . This saved me at least $1000 of my hard earned money.
A friend told me that he has 3 units and wants to sell 2 of them which he said retails for $5599 and just sounded too good to be true. And because I had never heard of this brand before, I started looking it up on the internet and found interesting things about this scam.
That's all from me.
Again thank you very much indeed for your review.
Zalmay