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<blockquote data-quote="NVRGR" data-source="post: 3781911" data-attributes="member: 50370">So falling back to my stubborn MO farm boy mindset, I came up with the following, from my local cop shop, who had contacted the neckties in that area of OK.&nbsp;&nbsp; Website phone disconnected, business license expired. When I had a website, seems like it was a three year contract, so Tomahawk might run for a long time yet, and they continue cashing the checks.&nbsp; The local cop, said one OK contact, had said &quot;Yes, I recall another complaint&quot;, so like a bad cold, this outfit has been sketchy for more than just a couple customers.&nbsp;&nbsp; Thanks for all the ideas. Love your neighbor I guess, but dont trust his skinny ass.&nbsp;&nbsp; I have been around long enough, after seeing the striping sign, he may have learned the trade, from that group out of Ohio, contract roof and parking lot repair. Cant think of what they called them, but they would shame the classic &quot;crossroader&quot;, out of the carnival circuit. Splash some used motor oil on the blacktop, complete with a tail light guarantee. Every scam, until that wears out, then a new one.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="NVRGR, post: 3781911, member: 50370"] So falling back to my stubborn MO farm boy mindset, I came up with the following, from my local cop shop, who had contacted the neckties in that area of OK. Website phone disconnected, business license expired. When I had a website, seems like it was a three year contract, so Tomahawk might run for a long time yet, and they continue cashing the checks. The local cop, said one OK contact, had said "Yes, I recall another complaint", so like a bad cold, this outfit has been sketchy for more than just a couple customers. Thanks for all the ideas. Love your neighbor I guess, but dont trust his skinny ass. I have been around long enough, after seeing the striping sign, he may have learned the trade, from that group out of Ohio, contract roof and parking lot repair. Cant think of what they called them, but they would shame the classic "crossroader", out of the carnival circuit. Splash some used motor oil on the blacktop, complete with a tail light guarantee. Every scam, until that wears out, then a new one. [/QUOTE]

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