Hello to all my name is Alex Jenkins, I'm the owner of True Cuban Cigars.com, we are a company located in Chile please feel free to visit our home page www.truecubancigars.com, I hope you folks have a nice day.
Thank you
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Hello to all my name is Alex Jenkins, I'm the owner of True Cuban Cigars.com, we are a company located in Chile please feel free to visit our home page www.truecubancigars.com, I hope you folks have a nice day.
Thank you
I´m waiting your my order 2 months ago, I payed and nothing!!
truecubancigars.com is not serius
Probably could have guessed that. Sorry to hear you got screwed.Quote:
Originally Posted by redwine
Will
My cousin Alex always was the black sheep of the family, always getting into trouble, purse snatching, shop lifting and petty crimes when he was a kid and then graduated up to grand theft auto, burglary and larceny. I sort of lost track of him after he went to prison. Now I see he's down in Chile and has yet another scam going, why am I not surprised?:smiley5:
Alex you really need to clean up your act and get back on the straight and narrow. If I were you, I'd return to the United States and take care of all those outstanding warrants you have, do your time and pay your debt to society. No good can come from you continuing to be a scumbag thief.:smiley21: Your family is ashamed of you.:smiley7:
Alex, you claim you're in Chile but you have a phone number with a San Francisco area code, what's up with that?:smiley5: If you're still in the USA, it's only a matter of time before the US Marshals catch up to you and put you in jail so you'd be wise to watch your back.
I'm very curious how you can sell RyJ Churchill's for less than they sell for in Cuba.............
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Originally Posted by CptnBlues63
All of cousin Alex's prices are way below retail, a dead give away that he's selling fakes if he ever actually sends anything to the dopes ordering cigars from him.:smiley29:
Now, now, now... Let's not jump to conclusions here. With worldwide exchange rates and all, it's very possible that Chilean currency is devalued against Cuban currency - both of which could be devalued against the US dollar. North Korea is "evolving" and heavily dependant on support from China. Chinese currency has been slumping in the global market. Greece, Italy and other European countries are struggling with their budgets. Etc., etc., etc. ....so this creates an opportunity which could create pricing in Chile lower than Cuban pricing. And, I might add, an excellent buying opportunity for consumers!Quote:
Originally Posted by CoventryCat86
Or (more likely) not....
I agree with the last two words......:smiley36: