This marks the third time in the last 9 years that I have been approached. The first time I was approached it was the same situation, I was in a mall parking lot and it was just one guy in a large van. I was a little more curious back then so I got closer and asked questions. The fellow quickly got out and lead me to the back of his van where he bent me over and had his way with my behind... hah possible... but that's not what happened! He

A few weeks down the road I was hanging out with one of my friends (Dave) at his house and I happened to notice the exact same speakers that the van dude was selling. Dave told me that he bought them from a guy out of the back of a van. Of course I asked Dave how they worked and he said he can't get decent sound from them but figured he didn't have a good enough stereo to run them. I looked at them further, removing the nice black velvety speaker grills and discovered that they were cheap plywood and crappy little 4 inch circular speakers in a 3 foot tall box. The velvety covering was glue-gunned on and the speakers were barley secure. Cheap low gauge wires connected the speakers to the radio-shack connectors. Bottom line, the speakers were very low budget home-made CRAP! They wouldn't cost more than $30 each to make with the materials. Probably less if you bought bulk.
So the last two times I've seen these mobile van scammers I have been very blunt to tell them "Get Lost!" as they are nothing but scam artists. Beware!
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