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was coincidentally hanging out with a employee of the atf, he called a associate at the doj and asked him for some info and called his partner in the san jose office to ask some more info. this is what we gathered on speakerphone talking to both departments.
the doj has absolutely no record of a actual audit. they have had several complaints filed in the last few days for improper business operations withing the context of dealing firearms. this location is required to keep their doors open during business hours unless the business has no employees to legally function within the constraints of the business model. the doj was very clear on the process of a audit which normally requires the business to be open or a audit which also rates their professionalism as well as checking the books and sn for concurrent record keeping. a audit with a store that does over 200 dros transactions a day and has a inventory of around 250k or more should take no more than 8 hours or less with two state and federal officials present. all of the audit is handled by the store owner personally so the doj and the atf dont have a he did she did situation on their hands for false info. as posted earlier if a violation exists, there is immediate action taken with a write up and must be corrected asap.
the atf told us that they could not divulge info about a investigation. but his slip for where his employees are...he did tell us hes not working with valkyrie at all. atf will only get involved if they are selling guns illegally and or doing things under the table. if doj sees irregularities in the books or dockets, even a single missing comma. the atf automatically does a investigation. i think we can all agree that va does do its share in paperwork and handling of documents very well.
heres some things to think about. last weekend was the fresno gun show. good chance maybe they took off to go sell at the gun shows where the individual business get more money there than they make in their stores. also if the general manager who worked there got fired or left. the entire facility is **** down until the owner can come and re hire a new general manager. this will take a long time due to interviewing and the lengthy background checks involved in ruining a gun store.
the oddness of having a return email is strictly to satisfy the trolls on here speculating what is happening...so follow through and get your refudnds. i saw this, and was hanging with a friend who lucky helped shed some light on this situation. but really the audit or auditor is either having to completely re establish a business model and or re check all internal stocks...this includes their lengthy sales of suppressors and regulated items...which by federal regulatory policies requires - if a store has to do a "internal audit"(not state or federal) it is assumed that someone was let go for fraud and in many cases the gov requires the store to individually track all the sn down for all these items and physically make sure they are the correct possession. this requires alot of manpower which is not available in store. food for thought
please be patient everyone, im still talking to others about these details of the store. i think they are clean so to speak. just lost a large part of their company. the owner either isn't versed in the stores ability to function without his GM so to speak. and i heard the owner was sorta well off gun collector and enthusiast...a business man but not a customer service agent.
they probably arent getting really audited, reason being, the doj currently says there are two known stores with a public audit. and their agents are there now
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maybe im just reading too deep in this now hahahahaha, but valkyrie always took care of me, and i never had one problem with them at all, or a delay or anything. if you guys think your soo smart about your custom orders...am i the only smart one that has it paid and finished and sent to my dealer(valkyrie) so in the end im only doing a transfer> maybe im just the only one. unless you've considered what could be normally done, don't diss VA just because u put a order in and their cali suppliers are dried up. remember YOU put the order in. deal with it or call your credit card company.
the atf also told me how it works if valkyrie shuts down.
atf on will confiscate guns if they find the dealer is working illegally and or not responsive to corrective actions
atf will only confiscate and almost rarely support the transaction to another facility
atf if confiscated will destroy or render all serialized parts useless and allow you to pickup your property or usually not return it
atf suggests if VA voluntarily is going out of business they are obligated by law to open the doors and release all properties before closing down...along with facilitating at your expense the transfer of a item either pre or current dros, all releases however will be deemed okay if dross cleared, va shall release all properties.
atf states if VA is closed and does not comply with these terms, they are obligated to ship back your item to sender for further re direction...or to reimburse you the moneys
atf also said if this does not happen you have to file a civil suit, no class action suits for damages are allowed for pre/current/post ffl holders due to limited liability details
the atf does not do any audits they only investigate
the doj does audits and unless a active investigation is present, they will tell you. they will not hide it as i spoke with someone earlier about this. if a investigation is under way, doj will have no comment and refer you to atf who has jurisdiction over these events
once again this all came of the the mouths of doj and atf today
any questions call
doj 9162277527
atf 4088825250
one last thing
asta lavista baby
was coincidentally hanging out with a employee of the atf, he called a associate at the doj and asked him for some info and called his partner in the san jose office to ask some more info. this is what we gathered on speakerphone talking to both departments.
the doj has absolutely no record of a actual audit. they have had several complaints filed in the last few days for improper business operations withing the context of dealing firearms. this location is required to keep their doors open during business hours unless the business has no employees to legally function within the constraints of the business model. the doj was very clear on the process of a audit which normally requires the business to be open or a audit which also rates their professionalism as well as checking the books and sn for concurrent record keeping. a audit with a store that does over 200 dros transactions a day and has a inventory of around 250k or more should take no more than 8 hours or less with two state and federal officials present. all of the audit is handled by the store owner personally so the doj and the atf dont have a he did she did situation on their hands for false info. as posted earlier if a violation exists, there is immediate action taken with a write up and must be corrected asap.
the atf told us that they could not divulge info about a investigation. but his slip for where his employees are...he did tell us hes not working with valkyrie at all. atf will only get involved if they are selling guns illegally and or doing things under the table. if doj sees irregularities in the books or dockets, even a single missing comma. the atf automatically does a investigation. i think we can all agree that va does do its share in paperwork and handling of documents very well.
heres some things to think about. last weekend was the fresno gun show. good chance maybe they took off to go sell at the gun shows where the individual business get more money there than they make in their stores. also if the general manager who worked there got fired or left. the entire facility is **** down until the owner can come and re hire a new general manager. this will take a long time due to interviewing and the lengthy background checks involved in ruining a gun store.
the oddness of having a return email is strictly to satisfy the trolls on here speculating what is happening...so follow through and get your refudnds. i saw this, and was hanging with a friend who lucky helped shed some light on this situation. but really the audit or auditor is either having to completely re establish a business model and or re check all internal stocks...this includes their lengthy sales of suppressors and regulated items...which by federal regulatory policies requires - if a store has to do a "internal audit"(not state or federal) it is assumed that someone was let go for fraud and in many cases the gov requires the store to individually track all the sn down for all these items and physically make sure they are the correct possession. this requires alot of manpower which is not available in store. food for thought
please be patient everyone, im still talking to others about these details of the store. i think they are clean so to speak. just lost a large part of their company. the owner either isn't versed in the stores ability to function without his GM so to speak. and i heard the owner was sorta well off gun collector and enthusiast...a business man but not a customer service agent.
they probably arent getting really audited, reason being, the doj currently says there are two known stores with a public audit. and their agents are there now
)maybe im just reading too deep in this now hahahahaha, but valkyrie always took care of me, and i never had one problem with them at all, or a delay or anything. if you guys think your soo smart about your custom orders...am i the only smart one that has it paid and finished and sent to my dealer(valkyrie) so in the end im only doing a transfer> maybe im just the only one. unless you've considered what could be normally done, don't diss VA just because u put a order in and their cali suppliers are dried up. remember YOU put the order in. deal with it or call your credit card company.
the atf also told me how it works if valkyrie shuts down.
atf on will confiscate guns if they find the dealer is working illegally and or not responsive to corrective actions
atf will only confiscate and almost rarely support the transaction to another facility
atf if confiscated will destroy or render all serialized parts useless and allow you to pickup your property or usually not return it
atf suggests if VA voluntarily is going out of business they are obligated by law to open the doors and release all properties before closing down...along with facilitating at your expense the transfer of a item either pre or current dros, all releases however will be deemed okay if dross cleared, va shall release all properties.
atf states if VA is closed and does not comply with these terms, they are obligated to ship back your item to sender for further re direction...or to reimburse you the moneys
atf also said if this does not happen you have to file a civil suit, no class action suits for damages are allowed for pre/current/post ffl holders due to limited liability details
the atf does not do any audits they only investigate
the doj does audits and unless a active investigation is present, they will tell you. they will not hide it as i spoke with someone earlier about this. if a investigation is under way, doj will have no comment and refer you to atf who has jurisdiction over these events
once again this all came of the the mouths of doj and atf today
any questions call
doj 9162277527
atf 4088825250
one last thing
asta lavista baby
) the issues I had and the amount of money I spent to arrange having this pistol sent here. He packaged up my gun WHILE I STOOD there and watched. I received a USPS tracking number and a copy of my receipt (paid $15 to have it shipped to another dealer, worth every nickel). 
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