Defunkd

[wolters]

If your " honest" friend Romulous owns 450 jackets there is a chance of him still owning the jacket he never paid me for . Would it be a good idea to ask him to send it back to me, a
" honest" guy like him would never pull a trick on people like that, would he... Or should I say you. Don't try to hide behind this " vintagegal" name. I'm not stupid!!

[jimmyj]

Vintagegal/Romulus. There's been an overwhelming amount of documentation that suggests the jacket was not paid for against zero documentation that it was. And zero effort to provide proof which is also very telling.

Sending in contacts or pretending to be different people who vouch for you / offer conspiracy theories doesn't add any weight to your defense. Vintagegal, if you're a real person - perhaps you've had a different experience with Romulus. For the record, one person has come to his defense, while behind the scenes several people have made private contact with similar stories as Wolters.

Why not just put this to rest? Pay the bill and lets all delete our comments in this thread and be done with it forever. Please! Let's have a happy ending to this.

[Andres_Galan]

Hello. After contacting Mr. Romulus because I wanted one of his iconic leather jackets, it was on February 19, 2020, when I finally made the payment of $2,200 to Mr. Romulus, who was previously the manager of South Paradiso Leather, a famous leather jacket and belt brand in the USA. I was delighted when I received his message saying that he would make me the jacket I wanted, the Six Gun in Black, customized along with an order from the Metallica guys. On February 5, 2021, I commissioned another job from him, a black studded belt with an antique gold buckle for $175. Since then, he's been giving me the runaround, and I still don't have the jacket or the belt. I've been very patient with him, but patience has its limits. I've sent him many messages since then to find out the status of my order, my jacket, and my belt, and he either doesn't respond or avoids responding. I considered him a professional and admired him, but he's let me down, and I feel cheated. Five years have passed, and I still don't have the jacket, the belt, or the money I paid. Honestly, he scammed me.