DiVinci sound systems?

[STEvil]

should report him to ebay or someone who can do something about it.

[OmegaMerc]

Looks bootleg, all their pdf's and some links are down. Their WHOIS matches their website info, but it can all be bogus.

This seems overly stretched " By 1995, the DiVInci logo was on well over half the new speakers in Britain. During the years, our innovative designs allowed movie and music lovers to enjoy new audio technologies like the Pure-Phonics Pro III Decoder. We pioneered the woven silk & titanium dome tweeter and the liquid aluminum dipped cone."

Have you noticed that they don't have a UK website, yet half of the new speakers in the UK are theirs?

Also - if you search yahoo/google for "Pure-Phonics Pro III Decoder" or any part of that phrase, you come up empty handed.

Searching "woven silk & titanium dome tweeter" brings up only about 3 actual products that are for sale, all around 100-170$, although "woven silk & titanium" is a method of producing tweaters, they don't seem to be very popular, nor is there any history behind it. Plus if they have made it, there would be getting paid royaltees just like DLP & Texas Instruments.

Searching "liquid aluminum dipped cone" or any phrase of it brings up nothing.

Searching their addy over on google earth shows the following:

The picture of their PTS warehouse/store at

"1950 South Grove Ave. 201
Ontario, CA 91761
U.S.A."


Vs satelite imaging from Google Earth:



"problems/discrepencies outlined"


Although im not an ebayer, if someone knows who to contact post it up and I'll try to get in contact with the correct people.

[OmegaMerc]

Reported it to Ebay

"Multiple user complaint: atomicsavings, rosecolored, samusg278, prjoel007, nandzi1, thejourneygoeson, glmse3, kcsizzle, jupiterlanding, bobbato1979, jetkit3, rangel1554, saucedo6231, isoldit.nj0137.

I am requesting for eBay to look into these "name brand" products that claim to sell for over 3,000$ but their listings are 100-200$. There are many inconsistencies throughout, and alot of "white/black van" scams reported on this Divinci products. Alot of information may be found over at http://www.scamshield.com/ by searching "divinci scam" or "divinci sound scam".

Their website http://www.divincisound.com, claims that by 1995, their product logo was on 50% of the UK speakers systems, yet there is no UK website, searching their name brings absolutely nothing (google, or yahoo).

They also make outlandish claims; "During the years, our innovative designs allowed movie and music lovers to enjoy new audio technologies like the Pure-Phonics Pro III Decoder. We pioneered the woven silk & titanium dome tweeter and the liquid aluminum dipped cone." Researching these terms either brings me empty handed - or - does not specify who created or engineered the process of example "titanium dome tweeter", which leads me to believe that they are not the creators or proper logo/mentioning would be required in these resources by law, not to mention paying royalty to their product and work by countless companies.

Searching Pure-Phonics Pro III decorder, or liquid aluminum dipped cone, brings zero results in any way shape or form (even using shorter terms brings no results) through google and yahoo search engines.

Finally, looking at their "HQ/Warehouse" (http://www.divincisound.com/door3.gif), and using Google Earth, on their claimed location

"1950 South Grove Ave. 201
Ontario, CA 91761
U.S.A."

We achieve this satelite photo, with ALOT of discrepencies to say the least.

http://img102.imageshack.us/img102/7504/phoney2to.jpg

I took a moment to highlight the areas "in question".

Thank you for reading."