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Internet bait and switch

SSL will protect your credit card number while transferring over the internet, but you better make sure Steve Phillips at PriceRitePhoto isn't the one receiving it.

"I will make sure you will never be able to place an order on the internet again." "I'm an attorney, I will sue you." "I will call the CEO of your company and play him the tape of this phone call." "I'm going to call your local police and have two officers come over and arrest you." "You'd better get this through your thick skull." "You have no idea who you are dealing with."

These are all direct threats that I received today from an individual who identified himself as Steve Phillips, the manager of PriceRitePhoto in Brooklyn, New York when I called to inquire about my order with them. My crime? Telling him that I planned to write an article about my unfortunate experience with his company regarding the camera order I had placed with him yesterday.

Here's Thomas Hawk's full post.

Posted by JoshC at December 1, 2005 6:04 PM
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