Re: An update on the life of your in-house Reverend :) 2

[Smash255]

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[Small Business Owner of Any Repute]

I'm very scared that this monstrosity is now at page one hundred.

It's like the world's longest Degrassi episode.

At least Degrassi had a gay scene every now and then.

[MASHED POTATOES. VOTE!]

Hopefully, prison authorities will keep Bushie out of Atlas

[Grumpier Than Uncle Joe]

Now, we do quite often really come down on our price.  The machine is worth $2,869, but sometimes we can leave it for right around $1,000.  It doesn't take perfect credit to get one of these either, and we can get it down to zero down and under $50 a month, even.  One out of every three (more like 2 out of 7) buys one of these suckers.  I've been with the crew for two days now, and we have sold several machines in these small towns, so it's not impossible.  The value of these machines is what sells it.  I am really confident I'll have my first sale before the end of the week.

I don't see it as predatory, rather, I see it as enlightening and exposing the filth that people live with.  Sure, our machine is pricy, but the benefits from it are worth it.  Fewer allergies and fewer, less severe illnesses are just two of the benefits.

From ripoff report:

I have owned my unit for four years. We are very unhappy with our unit and with the company's customer service policy! Our unit hasn't performed as it was demonstrated to us. We were convinced through the salesman's pitch that it was a deal not to be refused. After four years of payments ranging from $42.00 to $52.00, the principle has remained at or around $1699.00. After four years the principle has not decreased by any noticeable amount! When we further investigated the issue, we were appalled at the 29% interest rate, obviously we did not aggree to. All our attempts to remedy the situation have fell short. We are seeking some form of legal action! This isn't the type of obligation any person would responsibly accept. My wife and I can only define this situation as a credit scam! We would gladly return the unit if there was an agent in our area!

Milton
Saraland, AL

Shameful, Bushie.

[The Mikado]

29% interest?!  On a 1k+ product?  You're selling your soul for a f**king vacuum cleaner!

[Lunar]

For a Christian, he certainly has no problem entering exploitation scheme after exploitation scheme.  I mean, I couldn't sleep at night selling such things.

[Grumpier Than Uncle Joe]

29% interest?!  On a 1k+ product?  You're selling your soul for a f**king vacuum cleaner!

I realize it's up to the purchaser not to be a stupid ass, but one wonders if the rate is disclosed.  I doubt Bushie cares based upon what he said.....he can do the same for you!  

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

I just watched a few youtube videos on the company. My first question is, do people really allow people to come into their homes like that? I'd never let a group of random guys with a vacuum come into my home and vacuum my rug, and I've never seen such a thing occur around here.

I guess BushOK has fallen for a scam again. I'm not sure what to make of it anymore. 

[Grumpier Than Uncle Joe]

I guess BushOK has fallen for a scam again. I'm not sure what to make of it anymore. 

No, Dukey, he hasn't fallen for anything.  He's a willing participant in a predatory sales scheme.

[The Mikado]

I guess BushOK has fallen for a scam again. I'm not sure what to make of it anymore. 

No, Dukey, he hasn't fallen for anything.  He's a willing participant in a predatory sales scheme.

Gramps is right.  Bushie doesn't want to be a victim of scams.  HE WANTS TO BE A SCAMMER.  Luckily for the people of OK, he's inept at it.

[MASHED POTATOES. VOTE!]

Someone needs to ask this question: should a dude, who's spamming us with a scammer infos, be still allowed to post?

[Brittain33]

Someone needs to ask this question: should a dude, who's spamming us with a scammer infos, be still allowed to post?

I don't see the problem, do you think there's any chance anyone is going to be taken in by this? Besides, Kirby only sells its products door-to-door. There's no way to do the hard sell over the Internet.

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

Oh, I think I see the story BushOK is trying to convey to us: it's a tale of a man who was scammed out of his stable job only to become the scammer later on down the road. What a great tale!

[??????????]

Bushie, being a used car salesman would be more honest then this. Also, people here should never use Empire flooring, they are scammers as well.

[Meeker]

Bushie, being a used car salesman would be more honest then this. Also, people here should never use Empire flooring, they are scammers as well.

Eh? They've got an A+ from the BBB.

[??????????]

Bushie, being a used car salesman would be more honest then this. Also, people here should never use Empire flooring, they are scammers as well.

Eh? They've got an A+ from the BBB.

They are overpriced, they drag you along if you don't have a large job. I've had my experience with them, once was enough.

[AndrewTX]

This thread is like sex... I LOVE IT!

[Grumpier Than Uncle Joe]

This thread is like sex... I LOVE IT!

Except you're getting more of this thread than sex. 

[patrick1]

I'd like to thank the whole cast and crew on passing 100 episodes.  The wrap party will be at Spago at 8pm.  Black Tie optional.

[Mr. Morden]

For a Christian, he certainly has no problem entering exploitation scheme after exploitation scheme.  I mean, I couldn't sleep at night selling such things.

Remember when he backed out of the New Zealand-based scam that he quit his job over?  His rationale is that he thought it looked fishy enough that he might get in legal trouble.  No mention of the fact that he'd be involved in scamming other people, just concern for whether he would get caught.

[AndrewTX]

This thread is like sex... I LOVE IT!

Except you're getting more of this thread than sex. 

Oh yes, because I can switch over to facebook and enjoy it on that one too

[Gustaf]

I think I  mentioned it before, but there is some research supporting the notion that people who scam are more easily scammed themselves. This seems to be a good example.

[Mr. Morden]

I think I  mentioned it before, but there is some research supporting the notion that people who scam are more easily scammed themselves. This seems to be a good example.

That's what keeps sites like this alive:

http://www.419eater.com/index.php

[??????????]

What's up with Nigeria?

[memphis]

I wonder if Bushie was required to purchase a vacuum for his job.