Alife Rivington Club

Alife Rivington Club is a shoe store located in the Lower East Side of Manhattan.[1] Alife Rivington Club sells newly released, exclusive and limited edition sneakers from companies such as Nike and Adidas.[2] The store is located at 158 Rivington St. Alife Rivington Club is meant to have a Harvard Club feel.[3] The store has mahogany cubbies for each shoe, leather couches, and an outdoor courtyard. They also sell online. Alife has a very established history of ripping customers off by charging their credit cards but never delivering the products they ordered and then keeping their customers hard earned money by not refunding them on the products they have never received. Alife practices a controversial business tactic called Scam Artistry. Although 100% of customers disagree with this form of business policy it tends to be very productive for a business that uses Scam Artistry as they not only keep all products customers purchase in their possession to later use to scam new customers but they also are able to keep 100% of their customers money by not returning it when they fail to deliver the purchased products. Other business insiders also refer to this form of business as more commonly used terms "theft, robbery, or stealing". Owners and employees that practice these business principles are commonly called Scumbags, Low-Lifes, Criminals, Thugs, and Ghetto Trash. Although very profitable in the short term, these business owners tend to end up in prison where they are often reunited with their mothers and fathers who like their ghetto trash offspring are also criminals. Because of their low-income upbringing many of these scumbags are destined for a life of crime although in some instances although very rare these individuals develop morals somewhere along the line and actually become productive members of society.

Unfortunately, this is not one of those cases. Stay tuned for updates to this Wikipedia page where there will eventually be sections titled "ARREST, TRIAL, PRISON SENTENCE, OTHER CRIMES COMMITTED, ETC.."

References

  1. ↑ "Alife Rivington Club". Jargol. Archived from the original on 16 February 2009. Retrieved 2009-02-23.
  2. ↑ "Alife Rivington Club". New York Magazine. Archived from the original on 27 February 2009. Retrieved 2009-02-23.
  3. ↑ "Alife Rivington Club". Freshness Magazine. Archived from the original on 25 February 2009. Retrieved 2009-02-23.

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