The seller hs sold mostly used PC's before, all of a sudden they have new Macs. The two Mac purchasers in feedback say there were shipping problems, but they did get their machines. These could be shill posts, possibly.
But come on -- they are advertising machines at a discount that authorized dealers don't have yet. Expect the goods will take weeks to arrive, if at all. They are not an authorized Apple dealer, so warranty is a question. Worst case is that they never ship. Second worst case is that they are selling stolen machines.
You will find that PayPal gives you next to no protection if the seller does not have a verified address or does not 'qualify' for buyer protection. If the seller empties their accoun t, PayPal will simply telll you you should have dealt with someone who qualified, and there is no money thay PayPal can recover for you.
If you're reading that and thinking "does this mean that PayPal only provides protection from sellers who you don't need protection from?" Then you're right. Read the fine print.
truz said:
Honestly you can buy these things much cheaper in China. I plan on selling apple products myself once I find sources. You can get them cheaper then an apple reseller can (factory direct). Shipping is what kills you tho.
Nice joke. You forgot the smiley.
If it's not a joke, it's utter BS. The only supplier for Apple is Apple. If you think you can get Apple goods 'factory direct' then you'll be getting counterfeit or stolen goods. Or you are exceptionally gullible.
PS: You may want to amend the thread title so it doesn't look so much like a blatant advert. and we won't think you're shilling for the eBay guy yourself.
