Beware of this scam while on the road
I’m not a frequent poster, but I want to let everyone know what happened to us while traveling through Kingman, Arizona, although it could happen anywhere. My wife and I are both successful business p...
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azdryheat wrote:
You let the guy near your motorhome? You let him crawl under your motorhome? And he removed a shock? And you didn't stop him? Why didn't you just hand him your wallet? If it were me I would have pulled over, listened to him (with my .45 in my waistband) and sent him on his way. No way would I let any stranger mess with my RV. But then you're not me with 30 years of LEO experience.
30 years LEO experience not necessary to say thanks for the heads-up, then - adios IMMEDIATELY !!..:S
PT Barnam didn't actually say it - but there *IS* one born every minute.
BTW - you can (cautiously over dips & bumps) drive *any* vehicle with *NO* shocks if necessary!
Hundreds -if not thousands- of vehicles on the road with non-functional (due to age) OEM shocks, *LONG* overdue for replacement.
Easy solution (if you're incapable of checking your rig yourself), call your ERS (Emergency Road Service) provider...:h
Lastly if a Nigerian Prince calls you needing help cashing a check, suggest you pass on that one also...;)
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