News Paper Reporter

[BobPat Groves]

A news paper reporter left a message on my phone asking to interview me about my Sport Trac, and what I liked about it. He said he pulled my name off of this web site.

I called him back when I got back in town, but could only leave a message. He never did call me back.



The good side is there are a lot of people reading this web site.

The bad side is there are a lot of people reading the web site.

 

[WXMotorSports DecalsPartsAccs]

If the reporter does contact you again verify with the Newspaper that he actually does work for them. Just to be safe.

 

[Larry Gamble]

Sounds fishy, I'd call the paper and check the credentials. You can never be too careful with protecting your home or with your personal safety.

 

[Chris Kulbaba]

Hey Kiana, I see you have the same wheels I do on your ST.... Any problems with them? And how long have you had them?



Thanks!

 

[Rodger Tellefson]

I agree with Larry about contacting the newspaper before he calls back. If they do not verify that he works for them call the police or sheriff imediately; even though they may not do anything, right away, at least you have created a paper trail to protect yourself. Ask that little voice inside you to see if it sound true, I don't think it does.

 

[Fred]

Or take this guy with you.

 

[BobPat Groves]

Chris, I have had my wheels about 3 months, and I love them. I kept my original rims and I should get some other tires for the winter, but I just like my new rims so much, I didn't want to take them off. Besides I don't want my wife telling me "see you didn't need to spend all that money just to take the tires off in the winter!!!!"

 

[BobPat Groves]

Never really thought about it being someone other than the Courier Journal paper. I called the phone and it sounded legit. But then again who knows.

Thanks for the word of advise