GT car / Salesman - Shiraaz Sookralli - Champion Porsche's VP of Marketing
#196
Race Director
Originally Posted by GT3RS-Fan1
Looks like decent townhouse.
Drive safe,
GT3RS-Fan1
700 Coco Plum Plantation, FL 33324
Drive safe,
GT3RS-Fan1
700 Coco Plum Plantation, FL 33324
I'm sure a rental. Shows it's an apartment?
He's in financial trouble anyway. Probably trying to get out of the country.
#197
#199
Agreed! dealer, Shiraz, insurance co. Porsche, any banks involved, wife assuming you can implicate them... There's always a way
#201
Rennlist Member
With 10 or so kids in the family I'm sure one of them will squeal as to mom and dad's whereabouts...
#202
No, I think you're struggling with reading comprehension. What I think is that it is very likely that one of the biggest Porsche dealerships in the country had inadequate controls that allowed one of their employees to commit fraud, and that it is much less likely that this entire fraud was executed with no connection to Champion at all, i.e., that every single correspondence, funds flow, and information flow was between the perp and the victims. That's what I'm saying. And the latter is the only possible way Champion could have no liability in this case. This is not about who knew what, it's about who should have known what.
#207
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Hello RL,
I would like to take the opportunity to break my silence, had it not been OP's post, I would still in be in the dark. Yes, I am unfortunately a victim is this scheme/fraud, and planning to talk to their attorney later
today to see how to remedy the situation. Feeling Mad/upset is just an understatement, I feel disgusted/cheated as a posche/gt3 enthusiast. My situation is a bit different, as some stated that the commission
number does not match the actual name. Confirmed with Porsche NA and even the dealership that my commission and my name do match, however when the dealership shared the " build sheet " with me, it is a
completely different build. The car has a bunch of CXX options and already in V250 status. Is there some light at the end of the tunnel? Thanks for all the support.
Jack
I would like to take the opportunity to break my silence, had it not been OP's post, I would still in be in the dark. Yes, I am unfortunately a victim is this scheme/fraud, and planning to talk to their attorney later
today to see how to remedy the situation. Feeling Mad/upset is just an understatement, I feel disgusted/cheated as a posche/gt3 enthusiast. My situation is a bit different, as some stated that the commission
number does not match the actual name. Confirmed with Porsche NA and even the dealership that my commission and my name do match, however when the dealership shared the " build sheet " with me, it is a
completely different build. The car has a bunch of CXX options and already in V250 status. Is there some light at the end of the tunnel? Thanks for all the support.
Jack
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Question: does this dealer normally ask for large deposits on cars prior to delivery?
#210
They have done this before
I’ll let this document stand on its own. Shiraaz has done this before and Champion knew about it?
Fewer cars (911r) but same process?
Champion didn’t fire him?
Champion didn’t increase supervision?
Fewer cars (911r) but same process?
Champion didn’t fire him?
Champion didn’t increase supervision?