That's true but I think the price has to be over €50 or equivalent where you are. That's probably why these scammers keep the price low so they won't get zillions of refund notes.
Buyer has some responsibility here. As soon as I see an 8TB drive for $21, I'm done. You could have 1 million 5 star reviews and not a zero complaint and I wouldn't send them a single dollar.
Depends, in the U.S. depends on the bank. Most banks will give a permanent instant credit for anything $9.99 or less. Some banks like Citi will credit $75.00 permanent credit without a investigation. This is under the U.S. Federal Fair Credit Billing Act which is also known as the Truth and Lending Act Regulation Z so in the U.S., low prices will get the consumer a credit and the scammer will not even get a charge back meaning both the selling side and their banks actually keeps the money while the credit card users bank loses money as they will not investigate for lower priced transactions as disputes is a expensive process. So in the U.S. atleast, I would take the risk if it was $9.99 and under because I know I will get the money back but anything more than that and it's higher risk as all the seller has to prove is they shipped the merchandise since it is hard to prove what was shipped and what you actually received unless soneone video taped everythng from the time sent to receive. $50 maximum liability in the US is more for unauthorized/fraudulent transaction which has been changed to $0 for the credit card processing networks. And they don't investigate fraudulent transactions totalling $3,000 and under.
Almost everyone knows it’s a scam, we warned you before you bought it that these things are a scam, we basically told you Do Not Buy These… and you went ahead and bought it anyway. What’s your point about all this? That people can be scammers? That some people wont take any advice? Yes, that’s right.
and you really thought that is real? You can't get an 8TB HDD for that price, let alone an SSD. The product itself is screaming "I am a scam, please buy me"
Lmao 16GB? I could but a 256gb ssd for that
If you take the time to relax and let things settle down, I think you will be able to see more clearly and be able to answer your own question.
I’ll say it again. We warned you not to buy these offerings.
Yes, despite the warnings, one still proceeds, that means they proceeded at their own risk and should assume all liabilities as this basically goes back to the
I think it's latin.
Kept thinking it was french because that was how people described it back in the 1980s online, good to know and you are right!
Yeah, you are to blame. Common sense would tell nearly anyone this isn't real. People on this forum told you it wasn't real. Anybody who works around computers should know this isn't real. So, unless you were somebody's grandmother buying something you knew absolutely nothing about, you got yourself bamboozled.
