mpolo79
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chiliman wrote:
Just as I'm not surprised they tried to trick me out of mine.
I was just wondering if anyone here could connect the dots.
chiliman wrote:
I'm not surprised that in your case, they never tried to trick you out of your SSN.mpolo79 wrote:Virginia Arms is just down the road and I would highly recommend staying away from that place. They tried to lie to me and tell me I was required to give them my social security number to pick up a gun. Their staff is very sharp and knowledgeable so I'm pretty sure it wasn't a mistake. When I stated that an SSN is not necessary, they made a show of acting like they had never heard of such a thing. Very shady.
I've purchased 5 guns from Va Arms without putting my SS# on the forms. No problems or anyone ever even questioning it in any way. Purchased 2 from G&A, same true there.
I don't know what happened there with you. Definitely not good. But they do not, as a practice or policy, ask for a SS #.
As I've said, I've purchased from both and Va Arms is just a more customer oriented well run business in my opinion. Whether your a buyer or window shopping you can always count on someone there being willing to talk your ear off about whatever topic you bring up. They're just good people. (please...not saying G&A is not, just a personal preference)
Randy
Just as I'm not surprised they tried to trick me out of mine.
I was just wondering if anyone here could connect the dots.