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I wouldn't trust it... why pay $200 to find a link that you still have to fork out another $100 for the iPod. I'd stick to only the auctions that are selling the actual product. These kind of auctions are WAY too fishy for me.
 
Re: Ipod ebay auctions

Originally posted by ja568
Is there some overseas distributor anyone knows of that with the currency exchange rates makes it rediculously cheap/affordable?!

Thanks

in a word, no. the bid is up to $200 now, why would anyone RISK that much?

this is stupid. the link destination is likely to require some kind of specialized circumstances to qualify for the $100 iPod. regardless, who cares? it's obviously fraudulent.

it's just like that "free car" scam. you pay a guy advertising free car. you pay, and you get a link to an auto-billboard (car with a large sign on top) agency - if your driving habit matches those of the agency requirement, you are given a "free car" to drive around - and advertise. :rolleyes:
 
Yeah, I wouldn't bid on the auction. I was just wondering if anyone knew of an overseas web site that had them cheaper. Cannot afford 40GB iPod my boyfriend wants for x-mas...

thanks
 
its impossible to get ipods that cheap unless your stealing them ... i guess wthe only advantage would be if you planned on ordering several ... i also guaranteed the guy didn't read the decription just bid ...


edit: its probably a matrix scam where u buy $100 in ebooks
and get others to purchase them... he doesn't even describe the process
 
They're all over eBay

Its not just the iPod, there are these auctions all over the place. For $10, I will tell you how you can get PRODUCT X for FREE!!!

Im guessing the response is either
"Create an auction just like mine, and get 20 suckers to bid. Use that money to buy PRODUCT X"

I just can't believe people are so stupid to buy into these. The weird part is that the feedback for some of these sellers is 100% positive with comments like "It really works! thanks!", but you can easily fake out your own feedback if you got the time and all the emails.

Wait a minute...I was stupid once. Tried a "Type at home and make $50/hr" scam and was sent a copy of all local business straight from the Yellow pages. Directions: Call these local business and request if they need typing help with documents.

Funny stuff...:rolleyes:
 
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