Northfork Tactical SPP Unis Ginex import

[Mark_Mark]

You can be anyone you want on the the internet .

if that’s the case… my name is Noah and I would like to sell you …. say Primers for $.03, I just have to send my 1/2 uncle to North Korea to work out a deal. Pre-Pay NOW! offering 1k, 5k, and 10k. Cash payment gets a free box of primers

 

[higgite]

if that’s the case… my name is Noah and I would like to sell you …. say Primers for $.03, I just have to send my 1/2 uncle to North Korea to work out a deal. Pre-Pay NOW! offering 1k, 5k, and 10k. Cash payment gets a free box of primers

So, it WAS you! Ha! I win the office pool!

 

[GeoDudeFlorida]

Apparently my post was misinterpreted—all I meant was people like me were afraid to let people like @GeoDudeFlorida succeed. We’d often put arcane security controls in place that impeded business operations because we were risk averse. That’s all.

Y'all can't be all that risk averse if you reload.
I worked in manufacturing for almost ten years - short-timing it. Mostly experimental space and weapons systems for the DoD and all five branches. There are things I made parts for almost forty years ago I still can't talk about because they're still classified as a potential national security risk. Being a machinist is risky enough without arcane rules and procedures - which we all mostly ignored anyways - but add in the time-crunches and security clearances and having various government operatives monitoring our personal lives, spying on us, well... it turned out not to be something I wanted to spend my life at, despite the truly awesome pay, so I went back to college and got a few degrees in engineering and analysis. That sucks almost as bad but at least I know how to lock out the spooks... mostly.
You can't be risk averse and shoot guns. Factory or handload, out of the box or custom, new or old, guns are just dangerous things to handle, especially if they're mishandled.

 

[GeoDudeFlorida]

So, it WAS you! Ha! I win the office pool!

And here's your sign.

 

[packetloss]

Ok, I still don't get it. How can there be any doubt that shenanigans took place? It's sounding like a bait and switch scheme combined with a way to have others providing him with free financing for whatever it is he was really doing.

If his story was legit and the reloading manufacturer accidentally used his crate of primers, why would they be replacing them at a higher price? That makes no sense at all. I can see them replacing the ginex primers with a different brand, but they made the mistake, they would replace them and offer a discount if anything.

Am I missing something?

 

[Wreck-n-Crew]

Ok, I still don't get it. How can there be any doubt that shenanigans took place? It's sounding like a bait and switch scheme combined with a way to have others providing him with free financing for whatever it is he was really doing.

If his story was legit and the reloading manufacturer accidentally used his crate of primers, why would they be replacing them at a higher price? That makes no sense at all. I can see them replacing the ginex primers with a different brand, but they made the mistake, they would replace them and offer a discount if anything.

Am I missing something?

My thoughts exactly. Makes no since.

 

[CQB45ACP]

My thoughts exactly. Makes no since.

I’m not saying it was or wasn’t a scam, but if it was it seems like one of the klunkiest, least profitable, most easily revealed scam I can think of.

 

[Mark_Mark]

Ok, I still don't get it. How can there be any doubt that shenanigans took place? It's sounding like a bait and switch scheme combined with a way to have others providing him with free financing for whatever it is he was really doing.

If his story was legit and the reloading manufacturer accidentally used his crate of primers, why would they be replacing them at a higher price? That makes no sense at all. I can see them replacing the ginex primers with a different brand, but they made the mistake, they would replace them and offer a discount if anything.

Am I missing something?

I think someone is getting their palms greased to shill for Noah

 

[LoadingPirate]

I think someone is getting their palms greased to shill for Noah

yep

 

[Dale Alan]

I’m not saying it was or wasn’t a scam, but if it was it seems like one of the klunkiest, least profitable, most easily revealed scam I can think of.

How do you know how much profit he made ? I saw the math , he did just fine on the profit .

 

[CQB45ACP]

How do you know how much profit he made ? I saw the math , he did just fine on the profit .

I don’t, but he’s actually giving refunds (so far anyway). And so long as he does give refunds, the math keeps changing (for the worse). I checked and Bernie Madoff recommends against refunds.
(Don’t know if perpetrating a scam in public is a good tactic either.)

 

[Hugger-4641]

My order was relatively small, so I'm keeping it in place out of morbid curiosity. If get swindled out of my money or never get my 10k primers it's my fault for not requesting a refund. I want to see how he wraps this up.

 

[Erief0g]

My order was relatively small, so I'm keeping it in place out of morbid curiosity. If get swindled out of my money or never get my 10k primers it's my fault for not requesting a refund. I want to see how he wraps this up.

I thought you would get the primers at the new higher price essentially getting less that originally ordered at a price higher than currently available.. I am curious as well so I'm watching but in your dime

 

[higgite]

I thought you would get the primers at the new higher price essentially getting less that originally ordered at a price higher than currently available.. I am curious as well so I'm watching but in your dime

Yeah, I think Noah said, in so many words, the preordered and prepaid $.06 apiece primers are a pipe dream, but he will gladly fill your order for an additional $.13 per primer.

 

[Mark_Mark]

Yeah, I think Noah said, in so many words, the preordered and prepaid $.06 apiece primers are a pipe dream, but he will gladly fill your order for an additional $.13 per primer.

He priced it so high, I doubt anybody would buy. I doubt he even has any South American primers.

Fool me once, buy me a Steak
Fool me twice, twice I buy me chop beef

 

[507Reloader]

So what email address is everyone using to request refunds ? I have sent 2 emails to the gmail acct and have gotten zero response ?

 

[LiveLife]

He priced it so high, I doubt anybody would buy.

Almost looks like he "wants" customers to request refunds.

 

[Hugger-4641]

Almost looks like he "wants" customers to request refunds.

Exactly what I thought, so I'm doing the opposite ti see what happens.

 

[Mark_Mark]

Exactly what I thought, so I'm doing the opposite ti see what happens.

NICE!!!

 

[Mark_Mark]

My order was relatively small, so I'm keeping it in place out of morbid curiosity. If get swindled out of my money or never get my 10k primers it's my fault for not requesting a refund. I want to see how he wraps this up.

Taking one for the Team! EXTRA NICE

 

[Soonerpesek]

So what email address is everyone using to request refunds ? I have sent 2 emails to the gmail acct and have gotten zero response ?

I just replied to the email that NFT sent us.
I did get a response rather quickly, and refund posted to my card 4-5 days later...

 

[twarr1]

Somebody could just order primers from Midway at 7¢ and drop ship them to you guys for 13¢
(The ones staying in)

 

[mmb617]

So what email address is everyone using to request refunds ? I have sent 2 emails to the gmail acct and have gotten zero response ?

I went to the NFT website, logged in under my account and used the contact us button to request a refund. The funds were back pending on my credit card within hours and posted two days later.

 

[CQB45ACP]

Well with the continuing refunds this is one for the ages if it’s a scam...a money loser played out on a public forum.

Or...he’s maintaining your CC info and selling to a Russian dark web clearing house.

 

[Nature Boy]

It was easier and more profitable for Noah to sell his entire shipment of primers in one transaction to a commercial reloader in Canada than it would have been to complete a few hundred transactions shipping small quantities all over the country.

All he needed to do was give you guys an excuse and refund your payments. Because everyone fronted him the money he didn’t even have to use any of his own cash.

Pretty slick