I assume this is an eBay scam...

[pjkelnhofer]

Lately, I have noticed a lot of auctions popping up where the seller is offering not the actually product but information on where to get product at a low price.
Just wondering if this is a confirmed scam or some sort of pyramid scheme or something else.
Anyone have any knowledge on this one?

[virividox]

you assume correctly, i mean common sense tells you its fishy.

[rainman::|:|]

the information you get will either be worthless or pretty damn close. a lot of people sell "information" on educational pricing from the apple store. some will tell you "how" to get free products by claiming you're reviewing them for a magazine. it's all BS, none of it works now, if it ever did...

paul

[tsk]

The ones that say you must be a student and get a 20% discount are referring to the ADC discount (check the buying guide on this site) and the ones that mention getting it for $300 or something are pyramid scams.

[pjkelnhofer]

I asumed it is a scam, I was just wondering if anyone had heard anything about this particular one before.

[Chip NoVaMac]

Let me ask, what do you think?

[QCassidy352]

pyramid scams. "You'll get your product in 3 months as soon as enough people sign up..." but of course you never get anything.