epic surround 5.1 speaker system epic 5.1 scam. i got good info on the scammer Internet

I am a truck driver. I was sitting in the parking lot of the Home Depot waiting to be able to deliver when a white Ford Explorer about (approximate year 1992-1997) pulled up next to my truck and asked me if I would be interested in buying a surround sound stereo system. At first I told him no several times, but unfortunately, I was kind of at his mercy because I was not in a position to leave since I was out of my truck unstrapping and untarping my load.

He kept telling me how much these speakers were worth, so I decided, ok. I will buy them off of you, but I have to call my wife first. So I called her, talked to her, and used her as an excuse to talk the guy all the way down to $65 on the speakers. After he agreed to give them to me for that price, I said, ok, now in order for me to buy them, I was a signed receipt from you saying I bought them from you, with your phone number, State ID number, your make model and plate number of your vehicle and your full name on the receipt.

I got all the info. He tried to just tell me his ID number, but I told him, either I see the ID and write it down for myself or I don't get them. He gave it to me, and I found out he was trying to give me a fake number. I got the real one though with all the info I wanted. With his signiture.

So, if any one has gotten taken by this person, I have his info.

Now, I am sitting on a set of speakers I have no idea if they work or not. I will have to do extensive tests on them before I will sell them or try to get my money back out of them some how.

I hope this info will help some one out there or help to keep some one out there from making the wrong choice.