Have you ever heard of a Co. of the name "Doba, a whole sale"?
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the doba company?\n\ni bought something off ebay that this company sold\n\ni had no problems
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Doba has a committment to maintaining the privacy of both customers and suppliers, so just like the person who sold you the product doesn't know who you are, you cannot know who they are. The unique identifiers (alias usernames) are selected by the member, whether buyer or seller, so Alpha, Bravo, etc, are just as valid names as 'Joe' or 'Agent_M'. They are not given to them by Doba, but doba provides suppliers with a list of potential names to choose from, or create your own.\n\nThere is 1 way of aquiring the information you seek. Through the legal system. If Doba a given a court order to surrender supplier details to you, then they will comply, no questions asked. Otherwise the law backs them all the way in securing the private details of the company supplier. And I would hope that is the way you want it, despite your inability to access the information you need, because any deals you do through Doba will carry the peace of mind that your details are just as secure.
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bs used to sell crap\nthanks Deedee! i said it ripped umberto eco a week ago !!!
1159667
False......you sell the product....know your product....anyone dealing with a well mannered seller with knowledge will get calls back from their clients....and sometimes just by word of mouth.....any new client from that way?....you are not a failure...never look for the attaboy or more money....it will come to you......don't forget to take a day off...
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No.  Its a scam that has been circulating since last October at least. L & N is just one of the company names that is used.  A few of the others are:\n-Steffan Harry and Son Fabrics and Texile Decoy House\n-Wahum Fabrics and Textile\n-Labo Investments Fabrics & Textiles\n-Sino Steel Company Limited\n-Maxwell Holmes Textiles\n\nIf you do a google search on part of a sentence in the letter (for instance "We need someone to work for the company") you will get 100s of results.
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I have searched several business databases and these companies are not even registered as such.\n\nIt is doubtful that tou will find any information on these "companies," because they are 99% likely to be fake.
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Yeah, The company was involved in some sort of scam some 7 years back. Why do you ask?\nWhat exactly do you wanna know?
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yes, they are a supplier of computer parts specialising in vintage parts they are a worlwide service but not a huge affair.Other names they use are-sangamo--sangoma--sangomatechnologies--etc etc
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I have not personally, but here is what I found from what other people on the web have said about it...\n\n"Market America is the definition of a pyramid scan or MLM or whatever you want to call it. This is an unassailable fact. The business model is not legitimate.\n\nDo not be confused - joining Market America is probably the stupidest thing anyone can do. You will not make money and the "successful" members are called "schills" who go into enormous amounts of debt to buy nice cars and houses solely for the purpose of suckering you into it.\n\nIdentifying any pyramid scam such as Market America can be tricky - because the people in it are unbelievably wonderful sales-people and can be so convincing it's intoxicating.\n\nWarning signs of a pyramid scam:\n\n+ They start off by saying you'll get paid $150K a year, for example, in 68 months or some period of time. They say there is no risk or you can't fail.\n\n+ Key  such as "residual income" and/or "kickback" are used. This is almost an immediate give away.\n\n+ If you have to pay them something up front to start but you still have to work. They call this an investment, but investors don't work - they have their money work for them.\n\n+ You have to get people under you to sell stuff.\n\n+ You don't even understand what they are selling. Legitimate companies (NOT Market America) sell products and services and can explain what they sell to you in 1 sentence."\n~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\n"Market America, a North Carolina corporation, is a multi- level product brokerage company which distributes approximately 300 consumer products through a network of approximately 75,000 independent distributors. The distributors earn money by purchasing products from Market America at wholesale prices and then selling those products to consumers at retail prices. Distributors also build sales organizations of other independent distributors and earn commissions from training and managing those sales organizations. Market America's distribution system is based on a binary matrix marketing plan whereby each distributor recruits, trains, and manages two sales organizations of other independent distributors. "\n~~~~~~~~\nSome lady tried to recruit me today for Market America. I knew right away that it was a scam and I felt sorry for her. I did some research on MLM, and I formulated a "big picture" of how the whole multi-level marketing works. \n\nFirst off, a pyramid scheme is marked my 2 traits: hierarchical payment structures (aka "pyramid"), and unsustainability (aka "scheme"). \n\nThe big picture is this: pyramid schemes are temporal, and when they finally die, all they've achieved is merely a redistribution of money. A few people come out ahead, but the majority come out behind (aka suckered). \n\nSo is Market America a pyramid scheme? No, it's just a pyramid. It is actually sustainable believe it or not. They'll defend their pyramidal traits by comparing themselves to other businesses, but here's the big difference: MLM's pyramid is a seller's pyramid, whereas a corporation's pyramid is a managerial pyramid. (A managerial pyramid is just beurocracy and is understandably necessary.) MLM may even compare their pyramid to the middle-manned process of factory-to-supermarket. But the factory-to-supermarket line is usually short and one of necessity. Bottom line: a pyramid is just a shape. Analogies using shapes are weak at best. \n\nSo how is Market America sustainable? You have to see the big picture once again. Product exchanges hand rather inefficiently down the pyramid, yes, but it ultimately gets sold! If you produce XXXX units of product_x, generally speaking, XXXX people will ultimately buy it. That net profit is real, although the profit gets distributed oddly. \n\nIt's in every member's best interest to keep the demand for their products high, so
997401
never heard of it, but I'll go look. If you do    good luck
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I think that's already been done.  It's called Ebay, maybe you've heard of it?
849964
Barely veiled scam.\n\nAnd D below has been marketing this on here for at least a month.
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I think that the business is in some type of home repairs, such as tv repairs, or appliance repairs...........possbly computer. I actually like the name pretty well in fact, considering I myself do in-home repairs of electronics. Thanks for the idea....mind if I use it? I AM serious , by the way......and it IS a good name!
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I was unable to locate any reference to such company on BBB, US and UK government records, or major search engines.\n\nIf this is a scam, which is possible, it is not widespread to trigger any news, or records yet.
707279
What is a "short sale"?\nIs there a "long sale"?
1070558
You want to buy the whole distribution company? Perhaps contact a lawyer?
847789
there is one.  their name is 'LOAN SHARK INVEST'.  they are at Broad Street.  you will not miss them.