I dont have any :-)

One time I went on Facebook marketplace and searched up “iMac”. Probably about 50 spam listings showed up listing nice iMacs like the m1 iMac for $100. The link in the description would take you to a website to try and steal credit card information. The person had multiple facebook profiles doing the exact same thing and I reported them all.

Also missed the 2023 date on the box is another sign!!! no apple air max were made in 2023. the year on the box should be 2020!!!

Have many, lmk if you wanna share it on your channel.

If the Seller is "Thirsty" to sell something that a few hundred $ off, Its definitely a SCAM.

nah... when the scammers get smart they'll aim for bigger targets, these are very low tier bottom feeders

Still making the bottom feeders smarter

the catch 22

Exactly

that's true of anything...lame point

Yep scammers taking notes right now.

I don't think so buddy. They buy already fake ones with real serial numbers on them.

Holy shit that’s genius. I know what I’m trying tomorrow

@@IceBlueLugia🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

nice theory, but how they will get fake ones with exectly the same serial numbers they had on the photos of original ones?)

@@Prlz3 once you have a real serial number you could literally create a fake label and receipt for the fakes?

Same 😂

Same till I started listening to the video only to realize he is giving the scammers key tips to avoid

bro lightening is jus a charge port ya act like the device changed ???? coulda been micro usb still the same mf product bro usb c is not a feature

@@RoxxyPane Maybe if you dont' have to charge it every week. I only want to bring one type of charging cable with me, it just makes life easier. For $550 blooming dollaridoos I expect it to have the latest and greatest charging port not shitty old lightning.

⁠@@RoxxyPaneit’s a SLOW, OUTDATED, and PROPRIETARY charge port.

Yup, tech is really easy to replicate/modify, so if there is a deal that seems to good to be true, it usually is 😅

Is he buying from weapons dealers? Don’t be so dramatic

@@cc8530 LOLOLOLOL

It's not the serious touch grass

@@envyLP333 gfys

risking his life?

Same, but you learn what to look for after. The fake pros I got had a real serial number, put a flashlight through the case and you can see they’re missing components. Put your nail between the case ridge and it’ll split it apart, apples is glued shut.

But the quality is good you’re not getting scammed also apple has no warranty it just doesn’t matter

⁠@@xroyalstevenx9151wrong I have fake pros with no gap

@@corpingtonsfound the scammer

New and unopened is a dead giveaway. I would only buy something used. Also, if the price is too low, it’s a scam. People want the most for their item so if it’s new or like new yet it’s priced 50% of retail, it’s likely a scam.

Definitely not correct.

not exactly. warranty start after the customer paid for the product. Apple or any other retail store are required to enter the serial number on the POS so they can keep track the limited warrant for Apple items. it does not matter you are buying for someone else or yourself and the person who own the headphone didn't open it. the warranty clock is still counting down.

These don't mean anything anymore, all of these have been fixed on a good batch

@@k1w1. I haven’t seen any pairs w the pinhole yet and I’m pretty up to date with reps.

@@floraw5311 I have a pair of fakes with the pinhole.

I also did extensive research and came to the same conclusion about the pinholes. I met up with someone that had the pinholes and believe it or not, they were fake. I was quite surprised as all others didn’t have the pinholes, but luckily other factors (headband was bendable, button was plastic and clicky, crown wasn’t smooth when turning) caught my eye and I didn’t buy them

@@Cody.Little I’ve actually seen someone drill holes in them themselves but they weren’t centered lol

Had the kids shakin in their boots!! I was lowkey nervous too 😬

@@JoshuaChang 🤣👍🏼

You made the right decision cause that obviously was a 1:1 iPhone.

Wow 😯 didn’t know about the empty boxes

@@AC-lt5ro thanks for noticing. It was the police (Vancouver, CA) who told me about Apple store employees selling bundles of perfect empty Apple boxes, in the situation where Apple store customers didn't want to take home the box. I'm guessing at prices, but I can imagine a perfect Apple box being worth maybe $40 to a scammer, so 25 boxes would be $1000 to the crooked employee. I asked the police why didn't they act, since every box has a serial #. They said that neither the police nor Apple care, so no point. The police said they discovered criminals having little factories for stuffing the boxes with stolen stuff. And I learned the lesson that everyone in this post should know - why would anybody sell a brand new Apple product sealed in a box? There are vanishingly few legit reasons. I'll never buy other than directly from Apple, and also not Apple refurbished, for similar reasons. I learned my lesson on the refurb route also.

The crazy thing is that they're all relatively young, in high school. Two of them couldn't even drive as they probably haven't gotten their drivers license.

you won’t even know you have fake ones

Not really just buy retail!

You're getting scammed either way 😂😂😂😂

Not really. It’s a fake pair of headphones. The potential threat of international nuclear war is scary. Reevaluate your definition of scary and live your best life.🎉

@@stereothrilla8374You really read far too deep into this comment. Bless you! You have such a negative mindset! Get well soon!

what about gift or deal, you cant return those

Rs,Brodie helpin is out

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@@JoshuaChang I've had this video in my watchlist for three weeks and that thumbnail made me click lol

Because apple is trash Why let them get away with 200% margins

daaamn congrats man, good job right there❤

Yeahh thats the main way, Apple cares alot about the unboxing experience, the same cant be said for the fakes.

Thanks, I love it too. It's this one: bit.ly/412ZBko

Excuse me while I agree with you 1000%

Easily faked.

@@7531monkey you would think so, but surprisingly hard to do! The machinery that Apple uses to seal there’s is prohibitively expensive for most copying, who are using a standard heat sealer or heat gun

Here you go: bit.ly/412ZBko

Here you go: bit.ly/412ZBko

Cause of the listing

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