Is this site a Rip-off or Scam?

[GuitarGuy822]

Ok so a got an email from a friend but it was spam i could tell by the chinese grammer and it was mass mailed.

but i decided to check it out

koreadeal -

look

it has £400 apple macbook pro 17" worth £1.1k minimum on the apple store.

Now I spoke to thier person who you contact about sales on the site and she got angry at me but does this look like a scam to you guys?



And then i had a nice chat with a friend on msn about - what if they send me a clone product or no product or a piece of shit.?

any thought about this?

[The-Eradicator]

It's a lie.

[Maisteri]

What you will get is this:

[GuitarGuy822]

It's a lie.

How do you know for sure?

What you will get is this:

HAHAHA that made me lol for about 30 secs str8, if i get something like that tho cant i dispute it in paypal?

[Shade Lief]

What you will get is this:

Ah SomethingAwful forums good times...

[Krip]

If it sounds to good, it is heh..

[wetsandwich]

It is definitely a scam. Brand names like sony, apple, and so forth, do not sell to websites like that. Apple at least only sells through authorised dealers and it's own stores, to preserve the image of their product. *No* legitimate apple product will be sold at insanely low prices, because apple effectively fixes the prices at all their stores / auth dealers. This is why ipods are the same price at every shop 99% of the time.

So either you will get nothing, or you will get an obvious fake that will fall apart. Most likely they will just skim your credit card or keep your money if you pay any other way. Don't do it.

And if the next sentence I say doesn't convince you, I don't know what will:

Why would a legitimate company need to infect people with trojans that spam their email contacts with the company website?

[Henessy]

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Or they take pictures of them in-stores and make them in china for a much much much much much lower price.