Ever since the Vision Pro hit the streets, scammers have been frothing at the mouth trying to make a quick buck at selling the device 70% to 80% more than the actual price that Apple wants.
There are devices selling on eBay for $20,000.00 and more. While most of them are a-git, some of them are scans right out of the gate. Even though this article cannot cover all the ways you could get scammed, here are somethings to look out for.
- Look at the seller’s rating: All eBay sellers have a rating on the seller page. Anything below 90% should be in question.
- Look at the seller’s comments: Buyers can leave comments about the seller and how the experience was.
- Sound too good to be true?: It probably IS.
- Stock photos 0f the item: If the item is showing standard stock photos, ask the seller for some actual photos of the item.
- Pay with PAYPAL or other Credit Card: To dispute the sale if you have too.
- Be STREET Smart: Listen to that “inner voice” inside of you.
While I’m not saying that all Vision Pro sales are scams, just be careful and have fun.
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