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03-16-2020 05:19 AM
A lot of us participated in the discussion about these brothers on @SeaMaiden's thread HERE.
The Tennessee Attorney General's office said the Colvins donated their items to a local church. Some of the hand sanitizers were taken back to Kentucky, where they had driven to buy a lot of it.
A former Air Force sergeant, Matt Colvin resold popular items on Amazon as his full-time job and earned over $100,000 a year. He is not sorry for buying and selling the hand sanitizers and was able to sell 300 for inflated prices ($8 - $75 per bottle) before Amazon clamped down on him. Calling it "e-commerce," he doesn't think he did anything wrong - REALLY?
The Tennesee AG's office said they are still investigating.
You just have to wonder how this boy was raised.
03-16-2020 05:39 AM
They are "poster children" for the moral decay this country is suffering. We allowed this decline to begin by decrying any attempts to teach right and wrong. Everything became relative and a "gray area". So be it.
03-16-2020 06:29 AM
:He'll get a huge tax write off for all that so he'll still make out ok!!
03-16-2020 07:51 AM
Their file should be red flagged and denied
03-16-2020 08:04 AM
That's great, but had he not gotten such wide-spread, negative publicity over this stunt, I doubt he'd have found his conscience to help others.
When things return to "normal" people like him will be back at it.
Trying to turn a profit on the misery and misfortune of others.
I'm happy he did this so others have help, but I'm not willing to give him a pass on being a deep-down jerk.
03-16-2020 10:15 AM
I find it hard to believe he donated anything. He wants to get paid. Nope, not believing him.
03-16-2020 10:15 AM
a news reporter asked him directly if he felt bad about the decision he made to purchase so much that no one could buy any.... he thought about it for 15 seconds and blatantly said NO.
He is just a selfish JERK.
03-16-2020 10:30 AM
@SeaMaiden wrote:a news reporter asked him directly if he felt bad about the decision he made to purchase so much that no one could buy any.... he thought about it for 15 seconds and blatantly said NO.
He is just a selfish JERK.
Yes he is. I don't think most people would even think to act like this, but maybe I'm being too optimistic.
03-16-2020 11:02 AM
@Snoopp wrote:I find it hard to believe he donated anything. He wants to get paid. Nope, not believing him.
Maybe he was getting too many threats...he certainly became the face of the villain.
03-16-2020 12:05 PM
@Witchy Woman wrote:
That's great, but had he not gotten such wide-spread, negative publicity over this stunt, I doubt he'd have found his conscience to help others.
When things return to "normal" people like him will be back at it.
Trying to turn a profit on the misery and misfortune of others.
I'm happy he did this so others have help, but I'm not willing to give him a pass on being a deep-down jerk.
@Witchy Woman - I think he was "encouraged" to donate! Once the AG's office got involved I don't think he had a choice.
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