"you can call me at 3054918278 my name ruben z , also you can hold with your buying till youll see some other happy costumer , thanks and best regards!"
Is that the number others got? I also asked him how he gets them so cheap because I "was worried its a scam" but he didn't answer. Possibly this is understandable as we know there is some loop hole which people have to get cheap iPhones and sell them at $500 etc on ebay(one guy here does it actually but doesn't say how)
You guys are all haters. Just because you paid too much for your Air you think anything less is a scam.
With that said, you still have to be very careful. MacBooks are HOT and scammers know they can make quick cash. IMO, the listing you mentioned is a bit fishy. Too many MacBooks and no recent history (at all).
I'd never trust craigslist if there was shipping involved. But if that dude agreed to a local meetup where you could see the machine in person and look it over for problems before you bought it, that would be an amazing deal.
Obviously you'd need to take the necessary precautions. Don't just arrive with a wad of cash or you're setting yourself up for a mugging, heh.
You guys are all haters. Just because you paid too much for your Air you think anything less is a scam. Please..... Not all GREAT deals are scams. I got all my Macs and almost everything A/V gear off eBay and not one has failed.
With that said, you still have to be very careful. MacBooks are HOT and scammers know they can make quick cash. IMO, the listing you mentioned is a bit fishy. Too many MacBooks and no recent history (at all). I look for recent feedbacks on MacBook sales. If no MacBooks or only one or two, I stay away. There is a listing now on a MacBook Pro 2.5ghz (MB471LL/A) for $1950. Seller has high feedback numbers (1602 @ 99.9%), BUT no MacBooks. All sales under $500. Hum....
Just do your homework and you'll be fine. There are good sellers out there. You just have to find them.
While we're still on topic about most deals being too good to be true.
If you are in the Austin area, you might want to consider this "too good to be true listing." I am in no way promoting this ad:
http://austin.craigslist.org/ele/1042219991.html
I'm pretty disappointed that I just bought an Air for 1400 thinking I got a good deal. I'm a student as well, so that was a lot of money for me. Do you guys think this is a scam?
Wait a minute. We're not hating.
You just said yourself that the deal sounded "fishy". OK, well that's what we are saying....
While we're still on topic about most deals being too good to be true.
If you are in the Austin area, you might want to consider this "too good to be true listing." I am in no way promoting this ad:
http://austin.craigslist.org/ele/1042219991.html
I'm pretty disappointed that I just bought an Air for 1400 thinking I got a good deal. I'm a student as well, so that was a lot of money for me. Do you guys think this is a scam?
I'm really not worried.. I paid via paypal with a credit card.. I'm doubly protected.. I won't lose a cent.
That's good cuz this is a rip-off
THe 'red flag' that the obove poster said isn't there is there.......the MULTIPLE LISTING.
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What cliche you ask?...........
I'm really not worried.. I paid via paypal with a credit card.. I'm doubly protected.. I won't lose a cent.
Well..I woke up to a USPS click & ship notification this morning as well.
So the question now is will a "new and sealed" macbook air fit in a USPS large priority mail flat rate box?
I guess we'll know by Monday.. I hope its not a phone book or a box of rocks.
"you can call me at 3054918278 my name ruben z , also you can hold with your buying till youll see some other happy costumer , thanks and best regards!"