The proprietor behind standard jewellery firm TraxNYC confronted one other jeweler for allegedly utilizing his title to rip-off their prospects.
The proprietor, Maksud Agadjani, shared a video of the confrontation, which confirmed him going as much as an individual who apparently works for a corporation named AKAY Diamonds and violently accusing them of fraud.
“Where’s my money?” Agadjani exclaimed within the video. “Motherfucker, you said VVS 14 [karat]and you’re using my name, you bitch. You fucking thief.”
The video continued with Agadjani screaming on the worker and safety personnel, who don’t deny his accusations. In a separate video, Agadjani supplied extra context in regards to the scenario.
“This is the receipt of this disgusting company,” he stated as he dangled the paper in entrance of the digicam. “They sold my customer their bracelet and ripped him off.”
Agadjani stated that the client needed jewellery from Trax, however the AKAY Diamonds worker advised that his merchandise had been the identical. But Agadjani stated he examined the supposed 14-karat gold jewellery from AKAY and came upon it’s simply 10-karat gold.
“These rats have done this over and over again, and I tolerated it,” Agadjani stated.
In one other clip of the scenario, Agadjani might be seen apparently getting his buyer a refund, plus an extra $1,000 for his troubles, whereas yelling about how terrible AKAY Diamonds is.
“Stop being greedy pieces of fucking lying shit,” he stated within the clip. “Keep fucking scheming bro.”
In the ultimate video from the scenario, Agadjani stated AKAY Diamonds’ workers attacked him.
“They tried to strangle me with my own chain because I exposed what they did,” he stated, displaying pink marks on his neck from the jewellery towards his pores and skin.
In 2024, Agadjani confronted a lawsuit from 50 Cent, who alleged that the jeweler violated his proper to publicity and trademark infringement. At the time, Agadjani promoted a sequence on social media that appeared very shut to 1 Fif wore.
Fif got here after Agadjani on-line when he noticed a submit selling the chain, with the rapper writing, “This was a bad idea. You will regret doing this I promise.”
Fif later shared his personal posts in regards to the scenario, writing in a single, “This fool took my custom piece, copied it, then posted this 7 hours ago using my likeness to sell them. He must don’t know how this works, if he talks to a lawyer they would tell him this is not good.”