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FRAUD ALERT for Dale Kight NH6VR
This is a friendly reminder that Dale Kight, NH6VR is again
fraudulently posting ads that state he has equipment for sale. Upon receiving payment, he then dissapears. This has just happened to me after he posted some equipment for sale through the FT817 yahoo group. Seems he is repeating his history of three years ago. I have been collecting a fair ammount of information about and evidence against Dale to use in court. If anyone else hears of his renewed activity, please let me know. Wish I had known of this two weeks ago... He has historically used the following e-mail addresses: (current) You can easily find his spam through searches of Google groups. He operates a repeater by said call in Maui, Hawaii. He owns a store called "Treasure Island" two blocks from his residence in Maui. He also has a record with the US Postal Inspection Service documenting past mail fruad claims. Court documents relating to restraining orders and garnished wages against him can be found at the Hawaii State Judiciary website at http://www.courts.state.hi.us/index.jsp and by searching for "Dale Kight". So, let this serve as a warning to steer clear of Mr. Kight unless you too want to become engaged in legal claims against him. -Gary, N4TXI |
"K5JOE" wrote in message y.com... I am seeing more and more Scams on the internet swap pages these days. I thought I had checked out the last guy that I was buying a rig from enough to send him or her a US Postal Money Order .. but I did not check far enough. If you want to see scams, you dont have to look too far. Ebay is riddled with them. 73 de Paul AR |
On Thu, 26 Jun 2003 11:02:55 GMT, kf4tun hath writ:
"Gary" wrote in message om... This is a friendly reminder that Dale Kight, NH6VR is again fraudulently posting ads that state he has equipment for sale. Upon receiving payment, he then dissapears. This has just happened to me after he posted some equipment for sale through the FT817 yahoo group. Seems he is repeating his history of three years ago. I have been collecting a fair ammount of information about and evidence against Dale to use in court. If anyone else hears of his renewed activity, please let me know. Wish I had known of this two weeks ago... He has historically used the following e-mail addresses: (current) Heck, by didn't you publish the complete information on him, it's in the plublic domain. Here it is: KIGHT, DALE R, NH6VR (General) 222 PAPALAUA 218 PO BOX 183 LAHAINA, HI 96767 Previous call sign: WA5RER Licensee ID: L00253308 FRN: 0003111051 Issue Date: Sep 08, 2000 Expire Date: Jan 02, 2010 Date of last Change: Sep 13, 2000 (Administrative Update Applied) You can easily find his spam through searches of Google groups. He operates a repeater by said call in Maui, Hawaii. He owns a store called "Treasure Island" two blocks from his residence in Maui. He also has a record with the US Postal Inspection Service documenting past mail fruad claims. Court documents relating to restraining orders and garnished wages against him can be found at the Hawaii State Judiciary website at http://www.courts.state.hi.us/index.jsp and by searching for "Dale Kight". So, let this serve as a warning to steer clear of Mr. Kight unless you too want to become engaged in legal claims against him. -Gary, N4TXI Might help someone that comes across items he has for sale. Will also let his friends and the other folk who deal with him of your experience in dealing with him. Jim, kf4tun And, it'll be in "deja-news" *forever*. HI!HI! Jonesy |
On Thu, 26 Jun 2003 10:52:02 GMT, "Paul Vanasse"
wrote: "K5JOE" wrote in message gy.com... I am seeing more and more Scams on the internet swap pages these days. I thought I had checked out the last guy that I was buying a rig from enough to send him or her a US Postal Money Order .. but I did not check far enough. If you want to see scams, you dont have to look too far. Ebay is riddled with them. 73 de Paul AR Ebay IS a breeding ground for scams, In My Opinion... Bob |
I don't doubt that many fraudsters hang out on ebay, but I have done OK
so far. I usually check the seller's feedback rating before bidding, but on the one occasion I forgot and discovered later that the seller had a Zero rating (i.e., this was his first offering on ebay -- or the first using that ID), everything was fine. The closest I came to getting burned was on a $500 item, but the seller's local police dept. got in touch with me before I had gotten round to starting any serious investigation of my own; I got all my money back. Even then, it may have been stupidity rather than criminal intent on the seller's part: he offered for sale items that he did not yet have in stock, and then found that he could not get them. -=- Alan AB2OS On 06/27/03 10:00 am Robert Hawk put fingers to keyboard and launched the following message into cyberspace: If you want to see scams, you dont have to look too far. Ebay is riddled with them. |
Hi,
No more of a breeding ground then the local hamfests, swap meets or local newpapers qth.com, eham.net arrl.org etc... If I get taken at the local hamfest, you will never know about it, on Ebay everyone hears about a scam from the usenet. It is easy to get caught up in auction 'excitement' and the thrill of 'winning' we have to remember it is a purchase (or sale) just like buying a car or ordering dinner out. Feedback is the key, I have dealt with many new ebayers, even I was a new ebay guy. my first deal was a purchase for $ 400 from an established seller with 100 % feedbacks. Just ask a lot of questions on the items you want to buy, if you don't like the answers, just pass it up. Nice thing, if the item is not sold it can be relisted and you can get another chance or another seller will have what you want. Did I tell you about the time that used car dealer sold me that car that was driven by his mother ? 73 walt Robert wrote: Ebay IS a breeding ground for scams, In My Opinion... Bob |
"Gary" wrote in message om... UPDATE Guys, it seems I may be eating crow, but after two weeks I have received my radio. Let it be known right now that nobody is more shocked than I. While this situation does have a happy ending, heed these warnings which are good for both buyers and sellers, which I have learned (and should have noticed): Two weeks??? How did you have it sent? USPS and UPS ground could very easily take that long from HI to the mainland. I've seen UPS ground take 7-8 days from Oklahoma to Washington.. |
"Robert Hawk" wrote in message ... On Thu, 26 Jun 2003 10:52:02 GMT, "Paul Vanasse" wrote: "K5JOE" wrote in message gy.com... I am seeing more and more Scams on the internet swap pages these days. I thought I had checked out the last guy that I was buying a rig from enough to send him or her a US Postal Money Order .. but I did not check far enough. If you want to see scams, you dont have to look too far. Ebay is riddled with them. 73 de Paul AR Ebay IS a breeding ground for scams, In My Opinion... Bob Paypal is the fertilizer used by scammers. |
Still a fruad alert listed in two weeks or so is probably jumping the
gun...Ground from Hawaii can easily take two weeks..If I were Dale, Id be coming to see you. I may come to see you anyway for all this damn rediculous posting !! Hi Hi...hope that crow doesnt have West Nile. Brenda Ann wrote: "Gary" wrote in message om... UPDATE Guys, it seems I may be eating crow, but after two weeks I have received my radio. Let it be known right now that nobody is more shocked than I. While this situation does have a happy ending, heed these warnings which are good for both buyers and sellers, which I have learned (and should have noticed): Two weeks??? How did you have it sent? USPS and UPS ground could very easily take that long from HI to the mainland. I've seen UPS ground take 7-8 days from Oklahoma to Washington.. |
On Sat, 28 Jun 2003 09:47:21 +0900, "Brenda Ann"
wrote: "Gary" wrote in message . com... UPDATE Guys, it seems I may be eating crow, but after two weeks I have received my radio. Let it be known right now that nobody is more shocked than I. While this situation does have a happy ending, heed these warnings which are good for both buyers and sellers, which I have learned (and should have noticed): Two weeks??? How did you have it sent? USPS and UPS ground could very easily take that long from HI to the mainland. I've seen UPS ground take 7-8 days from Oklahoma to Washington.. If you look at any of the "Next Day" or "Second Day" services, you will note that that number of days is only guaranteed for certain areas. If either end of the transaction is outside those areas, it will take longer. Ground service will of course take even longer. Happy trails, Gary (net.yogi.bear) ------------------------------------------------ at the 51st percentile of ursine intelligence Gary D. Schwartz, Needham, MA, USA Please reply to: garyDOTschwartzATpoboxDOTcom |
Ebay is safe if you check your seller first. If he has negative
feedback check 'who and why'.I've had no problems with Buyers - "I gets my money I ships." My only complaint is the number of "tire kickers" who ask time consuming questions with no intention of bidding. But that happens in stores too you just have to grin and bear it. Walt wrote: Hi, No more of a breeding ground then the local hamfests, swap meets or local newpapers qth.com, eham.net arrl.org etc... If I get taken at the local hamfest, you will never know about it, on Ebay everyone hears about a scam from the usenet. It is easy to get caught up in auction 'excitement' and the thrill of 'winning' we have to remember it is a purchase (or sale) just like buying a car or ordering dinner out. Feedback is the key, I have dealt with many new ebayers, even I was a new ebay guy. my first deal was a purchase for $ 400 from an established seller with 100 % feedbacks. Just ask a lot of questions on the items you want to buy, if you don't like the answers, just pass it up. Nice thing, if the item is not sold it can be relisted and you can get another chance or another seller will have what you want. Did I tell you about the time that used car dealer sold me that car that was driven by his mother ? 73 walt Robert wrote: Ebay IS a breeding ground for scams, In My Opinion... Bob |
On Sat, 28 Jun 2003 12:20:31 -0400, Robert Cuthbert
wrote: I have a friend who bid on a camera and won it. the seller had 100% positive rating so he paid with paypal. The camera never showed up the seller answered his email and said it was on the way.it never showed up. When my friend checked his feedback again he had 19 negative feed backs for not delivering his items. What he did was sell a few items to get a positive rating and than he sold a lot of fictitious items. My friend called his credit card company and stopped payment.Pay pal emailed him and told him that is not the way to get his money back , but it was ok this time. The seller lives in Hawaii but is not Dale Knight. Ebay is safe if you check your seller first. If he has negative feedback check 'who and why'.I've had no problems with Buyers - "I gets my money I ships." My only complaint is the number of "tire kickers" who ask time consuming questions with no intention of bidding. But that happens in stores too you just have to grin and bear it. Walt wrote: Hi, No more of a breeding ground then the local hamfests, swap meets or local newpapers qth.com, eham.net arrl.org etc... If I get taken at the local hamfest, you will never know about it, on Ebay everyone hears about a scam from the usenet. It is easy to get caught up in auction 'excitement' and the thrill of 'winning' we have to remember it is a purchase (or sale) just like buying a car or ordering dinner out. Feedback is the key, I have dealt with many new ebayers, even I was a new ebay guy. my first deal was a purchase for $ 400 from an established seller with 100 % feedbacks. Just ask a lot of questions on the items you want to buy, if you don't like the answers, just pass it up. Nice thing, if the item is not sold it can be relisted and you can get another chance or another seller will have what you want. Did I tell you about the time that used car dealer sold me that car that was driven by his mother ? 73 walt Robert wrote: Ebay IS a breeding ground for scams, In My Opinion... Bob Edward Lewis KQ6DX |
"Walt" wrote in message ... Hi, No more of a breeding ground then the local hamfests, swap meets or local newpapers qth.com, eham.net arrl.org etc... If I get taken at the local hamfest, you will never know about it, on Ebay everyone hears about a scam from the usenet. Its one thing to get screwed by a guy who you're looking in the eye and probably doesn't live that far from your QTH than it is by some BS artist the lives 3000 miles away, of whom your only recourse is to flame him on Ebay or the NG's. |
On Sun, 29 Jun 2003 14:04:24 -0500, S. Miller hath writ:
My friend called his credit card company and stopped payment.Pay pal emailed him and told him that is not the way to get his money back Actually, that _is_ the way to get his money back, but PayPal would prefer their customers not go directly to the credit card company because if the credit card company agrees with the claim then PayPal is out the bucks since technically PayPal is the selling merchant, at least as far as the credit card transaction is concerned. Instead, PayPal would rather you give up your rights as a consumer and let them 'arbitrate' the dispute... Let us not forget that PayPal *is* EBay. They want to get you coming _and_ going. 73 Jonesy |
I guess if I couldn't afford to drive to the guy's house and ask for my
money back that I'd file a written complaint with all ham groups, businesses his locality and credit organizations. At some point the idiot has to squeal for relief. |
So where in western states is this gonniff located? Once years ago I
gave some money to someone. It kept coming up with excuses why unable to pay back. Ended up costing it almost six times for me to achieve satisfaction. |
Dean Arthur wrote:
I guess if I couldn't afford to drive to the guy's house and ask for my money back that I'd file a written complaint with all ham groups, businesses his locality and credit organizations. At some point the idiot has to squeal for relief. Didn't this thread end about two weeks ago? -Bill |
On Sun, 13 Jul 2003 16:02:04 -0400, --Bill--
wrote: Didn't this thread end about two weeks ago? -Bill Yeah. Maybe the dems need to present a bill to force news servers to have the same retention times. |
On 7/13/03 1:02 PM, --Bill-- wrote: Dean Arthur wrote: I guess if I couldn't afford to drive to the guy's house and ask for my money back that I'd file a written complaint with all ham groups, businesses his locality and credit organizations. At some point the idiot has to squeal for relief. Didn't this thread end about two weeks ago? -Bill Dale Kight ripped me off for $200 in May of 2000. Took my money and didn't deliver the equipment. (Check the archives for my posts in July of 2000) He lives in Maui, so is hard to get to. Some day I will take a vacation trip to sunny Hawaii. Gary Dion, the fellow who had the latest go-around with Kight, was lucky to get his deal completed, in my opinion. And then there was some fellow who was taken to the cleaners by Kight around 1996. I think it was Alan Gray, W3BV. So I would like the thread to continue as long as possible....... Be careful of this guy. 73, Mike Fallon K6YOQ |
Dale Knight has been proven NOT GUILTY of this jerk off quick flame, why
do you idiots continue to use his name, it comes across very poorly for him and his is not guilty....so now YOU ARE Dean Arthur wrote: I guess if I couldn't afford to drive to the guy's house and ask for my money back that I'd file a written complaint with all ham groups, businesses his locality and credit organizations. At some point the idiot has to squeal for relief. |
See you are a ****in idiot....you joined in late and know nothing. If I
were him , I could afford to shut you up fool!! Dean Arthur wrote: So where in western states is this gonniff located? Once years ago I gave some money to someone. It kept coming up with excuses why unable to pay back. Ended up costing it almost six times for me to achieve satisfaction. |
WELL, I stand corrected maybe......but the thread needs to die
Mike Fallon wrote: On 7/13/03 1:02 PM, --Bill-- wrote: Dean Arthur wrote: I guess if I couldn't afford to drive to the guy's house and ask for my money back that I'd file a written complaint with all ham groups, businesses his locality and credit organizations. At some point the idiot has to squeal for relief. Didn't this thread end about two weeks ago? -Bill Dale Kight ripped me off for $200 in May of 2000. Took my money and didn't deliver the equipment. (Check the archives for my posts in July of 2000) He lives in Maui, so is hard to get to. Some day I will take a vacation trip to sunny Hawaii. Gary Dion, the fellow who had the latest go-around with Kight, was lucky to get his deal completed, in my opinion. And then there was some fellow who was taken to the cleaners by Kight around 1996. I think it was Alan Gray, W3BV. So I would like the thread to continue as long as possible....... Be careful of this guy. 73, Mike Fallon K6YOQ |
...See you are a ****in idiot....
Hmmm, must have hit a nerve for someone to blow up with such poor elocution. Methinks thou dost protest too much. |
Here CUM DA judge.. Self Appointed.. Bet he belongs to the ARRL!!! On Sun, 13 Jul 2003 20:05:41 -0500, radioranch wrote: Dale Knight has been proven NOT GUILTY of this jerk off quick flame, why do you idiots continue to use his name, it comes across very poorly for him and his is not guilty....so now YOU ARE Dean Arthur wrote: I guess if I couldn't afford to drive to the guy's house and ask for my money back that I'd file a written complaint with all ham groups, businesses his locality and credit organizations. At some point the idiot has to squeal for relief. |
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