Bridgeport man charged with selling fake jewelry in Stamford

Stamford police traveled to Wiscasset, Maine, Wednesday to arrest a 40-year-old man they say allegedly sold gold-plated chains to several Stamford jewelers this February.

[Rip Off]

Didn't know Jose Grant was in the practice of buying their jewelry from carpetbaggers. Their stuff is totally overpriced anyway. Better check anything you've purchased from them. So now Jose Grant got ripped off. Karma is great!

[big black bear shooter]

jewlers are robbers themselves... glad they got screwed for once.

[mumbly peg]

I wonder if the cops stopped for lobster rolls? you can get the best fries just before you cross the bridge on rt. 1..

[Spanky]

mumbly peg wrote:

I wonder if the cops stopped for lobster rolls? you can get the best fries just before you cross the bridge on rt. 1..

Do the got corn onna cob?

[Sam]

Yes Spanky, but not for free, and I am not paying for corn.

[Sam]

The jewlers should had tested for the grade of gold. Too bad for them.

[Sabrina]

I can not believe that a knowledgeable jeweler fell for this scam...!from a guy from the street...!You should be selling hot dogs in the corner and not precious gems...!You know nothing about jewelery..!

[AVA]

I guess these are not reputable jewelers. I have brought things to be appraised for insurance purposes at jewelry stores and they tested everything, Did these guys just look and say Yup it's gold..If they did they deserve to be taken ...very poor business men. If anyone has bought any diamonds or gold from them I would take it somewhere to be tested, These guys sound like the type who would take a ring in to be re- sized or repaired and change the diamond( only takes a second)..Buyer beware!