Bruce Dudley???
09-30-2011, 10:12 AM
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Oh and by the way. He couldn't even manage to type the right address.
14 Droeste Square, St. Charles, Missouri, 63301
It's DROSTE....if that really is where he works. A flooring/carpet shop.
Oddly enough, 15 Droste Square is listed as "Performance Propeller"
Now Bruce wouldn't be playing games again would he? This just MUST be a coincidence....yeah, that's it. One HELL of a coincidence.
And Tango...unfortunately I PAID for the unwanted right to give him ****.
14 Droeste Square, St. Charles, Missouri, 63301
It's DROSTE....if that really is where he works. A flooring/carpet shop.
Oddly enough, 15 Droste Square is listed as "Performance Propeller"
Now Bruce wouldn't be playing games again would he? This just MUST be a coincidence....yeah, that's it. One HELL of a coincidence.
And Tango...unfortunately I PAID for the unwanted right to give him ****.
I hope that you are able to figure out a way through this.
09-30-2011, 10:31 AM
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Clearly this still strikes a nerve with me. I wouldn't trust the guy any further than I could throw him and that isn't very far since he is a big son of a *****.
I am going to call instead of sending a letter but I fully expect to get absolutely nothing back from him. Just as I suspect he is full of crap by saying he has repaid 40K to the many people he ripped off here.
Just so you know, it was the very things he has been doing with you that gained him a good reputation here before he decided it was easier to steal from people than work.
You can do what you want but everyone who hasn't been here for any length of time needs to understand who and what this guy is.
I am going to call instead of sending a letter but I fully expect to get absolutely nothing back from him. Just as I suspect he is full of crap by saying he has repaid 40K to the many people he ripped off here.
Just so you know, it was the very things he has been doing with you that gained him a good reputation here before he decided it was easier to steal from people than work.
You can do what you want but everyone who hasn't been here for any length of time needs to understand who and what this guy is.
09-30-2011, 11:02 AM
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What if we found Fred Cecil (Too Old) posting under a new name selling some parts......geee.....he must have been going through something rough 5 years ago. LOL!!! Or if Troutly was posting on here posting porn again........geee........he must have been going through a rough time 8 years ago. This needs to go in a different section. BEWARE and STOLEN section!
09-30-2011, 12:04 PM
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Until then, he is still a thief.
And I am not about to hold my breath on seeing a dime...unfortunately, he stole a lot more from other members than he took from me.
09-30-2011, 12:54 PM
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He has offered to talk to those who still have a credit balance with him. That's a big step from where he was 8 or 9 years ago when he dropped out of siight.
Send him a certified letter and see what happens.
09-30-2011, 02:14 PM
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I got some of my money back from Bruce through a court case in St. Louis a few years ago. He plead guilty to a Class D Felony and was ordered to pay restitution to 3 plantiffs including me. I am not going to call him reformed because I honestly don't know, but he has repaid some people. I am not sure how many or how much in total.
He has offered to talk to those who still have a credit balance with him. That's a big step from where he was 8 or 9 years ago when he dropped out of siight.
Send him a certified letter and see what happens.
He has offered to talk to those who still have a credit balance with him. That's a big step from where he was 8 or 9 years ago when he dropped out of siight.
Send him a certified letter and see what happens.
One last thing, and then I will bow out. Running a small shop is very, very difficult. Many people are great at a skill and then try to start thier own shop, whether he be a mechanic, carpenter, baker, accountant, etc. Most of the time they fail. Not because they are bad technicians, but because they do not understand business, accrural accounting, cash flows, etc. They are some guys on here that have made the transition successfully, and they should be held in very, very high regard. Once a little guy begins to get behind on cash flow, it is a very, very slippery slope. Some bad small decisions can sometimes force bigger bad decisions, ond so on. I have been there. It is a tough lesson to learn. To have the balls to saddle it up and take another shot at it is something that most people would never do. Our country is full of them that just sit on the sidelines. With these mistakes, though, one would like to think that you would learn something. Are you better off doing business with somebody that has learned from these mistakes, or somebody that may have them to learn yet? I don't know. As I was told a long time ago that a baby learns to walk by falling. If a baby did not fall, they would never walk.
I really do hope that everybody can find resolution, and I hope that Bruce has learned from his past and will have a better future.
09-30-2011, 04:39 PM
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No offense, but that could be one of the stupidest posts of all time. The man is a convicted thief and multiple members here have been ripped off by him. To say people should trust him more because he's a thief than an honest person who MAY become a thief is assanine. He didn't rip you off,consider yourself lucky.
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02-15-2012, 10:25 PM
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That is great to hear.
One last thing, and then I will bow out. Running a small shop is very, very difficult. Many people are great at a skill and then try to start thier own shop, whether he be a mechanic, carpenter, baker, accountant, etc. Most of the time they fail. Not because they are bad technicians, but because they do not understand business, accrural accounting, cash flows, etc. They are some guys on here that have made the transition successfully, and they should be held in very, very high regard. Once a little guy begins to get behind on cash flow, it is a very, very slippery slope. Some bad small decisions can sometimes force bigger bad decisions, ond so on. I have been there. It is a tough lesson to learn. To have the balls to saddle it up and take another shot at it is something that most people would never do. Our country is full of them that just sit on the sidelines. With these mistakes, though, one would like to think that you would learn something. Are you better off doing business with somebody that has learned from these mistakes, or somebody that may have them to learn yet? I don't know. As I was told a long time ago that a baby learns to walk by falling. If a baby did not fall, they would never walk.
I really do hope that everybody can find resolution, and I hope that Bruce has learned from his past and will have a better future.
One last thing, and then I will bow out. Running a small shop is very, very difficult. Many people are great at a skill and then try to start thier own shop, whether he be a mechanic, carpenter, baker, accountant, etc. Most of the time they fail. Not because they are bad technicians, but because they do not understand business, accrural accounting, cash flows, etc. They are some guys on here that have made the transition successfully, and they should be held in very, very high regard. Once a little guy begins to get behind on cash flow, it is a very, very slippery slope. Some bad small decisions can sometimes force bigger bad decisions, ond so on. I have been there. It is a tough lesson to learn. To have the balls to saddle it up and take another shot at it is something that most people would never do. Our country is full of them that just sit on the sidelines. With these mistakes, though, one would like to think that you would learn something. Are you better off doing business with somebody that has learned from these mistakes, or somebody that may have them to learn yet? I don't know. As I was told a long time ago that a baby learns to walk by falling. If a baby did not fall, they would never walk.
I really do hope that everybody can find resolution, and I hope that Bruce has learned from his past and will have a better future.
