(((NAME(S) REDACTED DUE TO PERCEIVED HARASSMENT / CYBERSTALKING / CYBERBULLYING / REVENGE POST))) | RIPOFF REPORT POST-PUBLICATION CONTENT REVIEW: EDITORIAL REDACTIONS |  sold to me a stolen motorbike - me vendí una moto robada 

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NOW TO THE EDITORIALLY REDACTED POSTING(S):

(((REDACTED))) me vendí una moto robada

Conocí a (((REDACTED))) en una concentración de motos en Nuevo Vallarta en México. Después de una larga discusión sobre varios tipos de motos, me aconsejó algunos para probar y también se ofreció de darme un tour sobre las muchas motos que guardaba en el garaje.

Algunos días después nos vimos y me hizo probar la moto F4CC MV Augusta. Al final del recorrido me dijo que quería venderme la moto, porque quería hacerlo desde hace mucho tiempo, pero estaba tratando de buscar un buen comprador, así que decidí comprarla a $51.000. Después de casi un mes desde la compra de la moto, me encontré con una patrulla de la policía que estaba haciendo controles normales a lo largo de la calle.

Me señalaron para pararme al lado de la calle y revisaron la placa de la moto, pero me dijeron que el vehículo había sido robado ... también confiscaron la moto y perdí todo el dinero que había gastado. También traté de contactar con Cristian, pero obviamente negó todo, dejándome en un montón de problemas.

Translation:

(((REDACTED))) sold to me a stolen motorbike

I met (((REDACTED))) at a motorbike rally in Nuevo Vallarta in Mexico. After a long discussion on various types of motorcycles, he advised me some to try and he also offered to give me a tour on the many motorbikes that he kept in the garage. A few days later we met again and he made me try the bike F4CC MV Augusta.

At the end of the tour he told me that he wanted to sell it to me, because he wanted to do it since long time, but he was trying to find a good buyer, so I decided to buy it to $51.000. After almost a month from the purchase of the motorbike, I met a police patrol that was doing normal checks along the street.

They made me sign to pull over and checked the  motorbike’s license plate, but I was told that the vehicle had been stolen … they also seized the bike and I lost all the money I had spent. I also tried to contact Cristian, but he obviously denied everything, leaving me in lots of trouble.