Don't buy from 123Mountain.com

Rick Blair wrote:Are the cops and dogs really for the store?

Looks like the store is cleaned out. Everything loaded in the rental truck in a pile and hauled away.

Here is an article that appeared in the local paper yesterday.

Summit Daily - 123Mountain

The LEO's were for the store. The dogs were just out for a walk with their owners, not a K9 unit. :-)

Article says the landlord has started the eviction process, so I wonder if the LEO were there to serve the notice?

Summit County is such a small community I'm surprised they could get away with their BS as long as they did. If they had just stuck to scamming people over the webz it probably could have gone on a lot longer. Threatening lawsuits against, and not paying the youth ski club and not paying your landlord is no way to fly under the radar.

Sleeves like this seem to have a biological need to screw over everyone they meet. Happy to see the eviction taking place.

Hey, for $50 my girlfriend will call and talk to you.

Store in Frisco is now closed. Empty shelves throughout the store.

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123mountain.biz is still active.

" David Butler · Owner Operator at Mountain Landscape Construction
I was hired by a party that won a $60,000 judgement against them, five years ago. We went in to the Frisco store on 3-15-2016 and with the help of the Summit Sheriff's office cleaned them out of everything in their store. What a great feeling to have helped put some of the money back in its rightful pockets. They are true scum that deserve to rot in prison."

summitdaily.com/news/211551…

Damn, a sheriff's order to enforce a judgement is a big deal. It does not happen all that much but when it does things happen like the picture. For those who do not know how it works. 123 lost in court and were ordered to pay. They did not pay so the plaintiff went back to court and got second order that allows them to seize assets to pay the debt - a sheriff's order. The plaintiff can now sell the items to recover the debt. Any amount over the debt must be returned to 123.

looks like they still have merchandise stashed away elsewhere.

Per the comments posted under the article published in Outside Magazine:

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Secundius
Secundius
8 hours ago

Amazon is also selling 123Mountain merchandise as well as grivel-us.com
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love_the_outdoors
love_the_outdoors
8 hours ago

yet, still selling stuff on Ebay....Do they still have inventory stored elsewhere?
ebay.com/sch/summitwearhous…

So where can I find the items the plaintiff is selling on the cheap? =P

Tylerpratt wrote:So where can I find the items the plaintiff is selling on the cheap? =P

Rick Blair wrote: Avoid the fuel canisters, the other thread on this store says they are empty. Here is the link to other thread.

F Brem wrote: 8 hours ago yet, still selling stuff on Ebay....Do they still have inventory stored elsewhere? ebay.com/sch/summitwearhous…

The author of the outsideonline article revealed it on page 10 of this thread.

Thomas H wrote: How do you know this is them? I had a very interesting experience with that seller on ebay.

BTW I stopped by yesterday evening to see what the shop looked like

New outside magazine article
outsideonline.com/2063221/s…

I would really hate to see them make money off of someone else's work. Where will the auctioning take place?

Can someone buy the entire lot for $30k from the dev and then the winner of the auction can do what he or she wants with that gear?