To good to be true is always suspicious,

[M38a11963]

What a scam, just a photo of a email I did not open.

 

[GFields]

What a scam, just a photo of a email I did not open.

I saw this too and there’s no doubt that it’s a scam

 

[old man mavic]

@M38a11963 thanks for sharing ,sad part is ,although we as drone flyers of Genuine DJI products know its a scam ,its those innocent members of the public ,who don,t ,that i feel sorry for

 

[MAvic_South_Oz]

Most would know to look out for the domain variances to normal . . . but like phishing emails, these bottom feeding scammers rely on just a couple of % of recipients to be sucked in.
Copying photos, wording, specs etc in this ad, there is total doubt there are even cheap wifi cloned drones sent out, probably just a scam the $ and close up shop a week later, new spoofed domain, and continue the cycle.
Sad way to make your way in the world.

 

[michaeldallen1]

I don't see the problem. A Mavic 3 Pro for $68. What seems fishy about that? (sarc)

 

[MA2 317]

Probably the actual manufacturing cost before markups.

 

[howardK]

Caveat emptor which is Latin for Buyer Beware

 

[waynorth]

I don't understand this type of scam The prices are so ridicolous that no one in their right mind would even consider responding to this. It is just stupid
A far more clever scam would be to advertise these drones for a price around 20-25 percent lower than normal prices. Many would not be very suspicious, it is not unlikely with such a discount.

One of the best scams I have heard of was a few years ago, a netshop in a European country selling cameras for a very good price. Not ridicolously low, but 15-20 percent lower than normal. People ordered, and they got their cameras, no problem. They got a good reputation, and they got more and more customers. After a few months they had thousands of orders (and lots of money). Suddenly they stopped sending out the orders, and for a while they excused to the customers, sorry for the delay and blabla. When their reputation got worse and worse and they stopped getting orders, they took down the website and left the country with all the money - which was a huge amount. A good plan and a well executed scam.

 

[offtheback]

I don't see the problem. A Mavic 3 Pro for $68. What seems fishy about that? (sarc)

If I dared click on their link,I would offer them $48 to see if they'd accept

 

[Kuiper Denizen]

Oh, they’ll make some money on this scam. It’s too easy for people to see and believe what they want to see and believe.

It’s what makes skin creams, hair growing products, and E.D. cures sell.

Unfortunately too many people get exploited by this flaw. One cure is having someone bring attention to it.

Thanks!

 

[waltermitty]

store address (...dot top) is another giveaway

 

[PMF23]

Thanks for the PSA! Although this is an obvious scam to all of us, unfortunately there are many gullible people in the world. .

I sincerely hope that karma comes back to people like this!

 

[Tarmactripper]

If I dared click on their link,I would offer them $48 to see if they'd accept

are you mad ?? that's far too much

 

[GregS]

What a scam, just a photo of a email I did not open.

Those prices looked like what shipping might be!!!

 

[mobilehomer]

SCAM? I ordered 2 of the Cines and 2 M3 Pros with the RC.

 

[karlblessing]

Seems really obvious at those discounts on a current production model. Now maybe if they had 90% off MSRP of a Spark...

 

[Cymruflyer]

I don't see the problem. A Mavic 3 Pro for $68. What seems fishy about that? (sarc)

I know, right???

 

[EssenYVR]

It looks totally legit to me, as long as you realize that they're showing prices in Hong Kong dollars...

[Edit - whoops, that only works if the exchange rate is the other way around. Oh well, you get the idea...]

 

[CraigVMN]

With all the talk about AI, you would think someone could create an algorithm that would filter out fake ads like this

 

[3Greens]

I’ll take all 4 if I can have interest free credit, get 10,000 Green Shield stamps and points on my Tesco clubcard.