LYING CROOKED BASTARDS (Dec 2011 issue):
A & J Auto Service has opened up on Hwy 35 just north of FM 518 in Pearland. This is the same clown who got run out of Pasadena for ripping everyone off with $10 oil changes that ended up costing $800 and other scams.
His name is Joe Phillips, twice convicted of dealing crack in New York and a long list of other offenses. After finishing his last prison stint in New York, Joe came down here, where he has left a string of victims in his wake. Among them an elderly couple who paid over $1,200 to get their car repaired, and instead had their car stolen by Joe. Among them several people who went to work for Phillips, worked two full weeks, then when they were supposed to get their first paycheck, they were fired and told their check would be mailed to them – but it never was. Among them senior citizens who were told by Joe that “the Lord” had told him to give free oil changes to seniors, but then, while changing the oil, Joe discovered that they would need to pay hundreds of dollars for a new timing belt. Among them a dozen or more merchants who were written bad checks on closed accounts.
Joe was arrested by a sharp Pasadena detective named Ronnie Jordan back in April for Felon in Possession of a Firearm, Identity Theft, and Criminal Destruction of Property after he and his wife Amy reportedly intentionally destroyed someone else’s car.
For some reason, the lazy-ass Harris County District Attorneys Office decided not to pursue what was obviously an open-and-shut case against this Yankee fucknut asshole.
At his new location in Pearland, Joe is back to the same scams that caused him to have to leave Pasadena. The Lord has again told him to victimize senior citizens and hardworking mechanics needing a job.
He also tells people he is a “Youth Minister” and seems to be awful fond of the youngsters. You might see him riding around on a blue Harley Davidson which he reportedly stole from one of his victims.
I really hate lying ripoff bastards like this. The first I heard of him was when an elderly friend of mine, who is missing one of his legs, was scammed by Phillips out of several hundred dollars back in August.
While I’m on the subject of scams, I should mention this one:
You know those commercials that promise to speed up your computer, advertising for sites like “FinallyFast.com”? What a bunch of low-life motherfucking ripoffs they are!
My son bought a new computer at Best Buy. Right out of the box. He didn’t want to spend $40 on an anti-virus program, so he went to the FinallyFast.com site, which promises a “free virus scan”.
The scan found 284 problems, 271 of which were considered “severe” or “critical”.
But the site said if he would break out the credit card and pay them, they would gladly fix everything up pronto.
He immediately realized that the site was a scam. Best Buy doesn’t sell computers loaded with viruses straight out of the box. So he closed the FinallyFast site. It was hard to close. A “popup” window asked “Are you sure you want to leave this page?” He clicked yes. It finally closed, but his new computer started running very slowly. He would have messages appear on the screen saying “Your computer may be infected! Click here to see what viruses you may have.”
My son couldn’t fix it, so he brought it over to my place and we plugged it in. I ran a “real” antivirus program, and guess what I found? FinallyFast had loaded a bunch of spyware and malware onto his computer!
It took us several hours to fix and remove what they had done.
The malware downloads when you click the “scan now” button on their site. They have several other similar sites like StopSign.com, etc. Don’t even think of using them, as they are a bunch of lying bastards trying to screw everyone they can into buying their worthless and fictitious service.
Hah! Bumhug! And Happy Christmas!

































































