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Bidmac Limited is a certified Tianjin based company(Company Registration NO. 1003487), our business office locate in Tianjin of China, a global business center, where a mass of professional electronics manufacturers locate.

I think it is legit, but since the company is located in China, prepare yourself to pay whatever (import) customs will apply in your country when you buy stuff from them. You should also add some shipping costs, and maybe they are more interested in selling you thousands of products instead of just one item. That's probably what they mean when they talk about "wholesale".

Also, since you will be buying the products in a foreign country, you probably won't get any free local service or warranty from Apple or its partners. However, if you buy AppleCare, you -should- be covered world wide -- after all, that's part of the AppleCare deal, isn't it?
 
I just found this site www.bidmaconline.com, and since the prizes are wayyyy low, I was wondering if it were legit :-s Anyone got any idea?

The purported quotes from British customers have not been written by anyone who is British. Since the customer quotes are fake, I suggest that the whole site is a ripoff.

However, if you buy AppleCare, you -should- be covered world wide -- after all, that's part of the AppleCare deal, isn't it?

They claim that they are buying directly from Foxconn. Foxconn has no right to sell Apple hardware, so I can only assume that they are buying from some Foxconn employee who is stealing from Foxconn. Truck at the back of the company in the middle of the night. The products are in no way legally related to Apple. They are not Apple products. So I very much doubt that AppleCare will cover them in any way. It's the same as buying AppleCare for your Dell computer, Apple won't fix it even with AppleCare.
 
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What do our customers say?

"The purchase of the Apple iphone4 for my husband's. The iphone4 is very great than the 3gs. Simple to learn, simple to use. I got it today, it was amazing, new edition and low price for me."

"Hi Guys. I love apple and I think its a amazing brand. However for the money it brings it down a bit. Did you know that you could buy a beautiful macbook air for my business. For desktop however I think apple is a great choice for me. I love this shop."

Both apparently from the UK.

That is what I like to call Scam English, as opposed to British English or US English.
 
Interesting Return Policy

Can we get some guarantees when purchase?

Our return policies are specific to the kind of product you ordered. You can return your item for a full refund within 30 days of purchase If you are not satisfied with your purchase, contact your customer service representative within 5 business days of the receipt of the product. Provided you return an item unopened in the original box, we will exchange it or offer you a refund based on your original method of payment.



So let me understand this- you can get a refund if you are unsatisfied, but only if the item is unopened in the original box? How can I tell if I'm satisfied without opening the box...
 
If it's a scam can't you just do a chargeback on your credit card?

Edit: More information on why it's a scam.


You can only pay by western union, or wire transfer.

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