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I’m not some tech genius who could spot a fake product a hundred miles away. I’m just not a gullible dumbass
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I love that "the price is right" for "best features are MIA". Also, the wikipedia article is funny.
Do the uninformed people that just see the design and promise deserve to be scammed? Even if the only reason might be to not further enable the scammer, the scammed people don't deserve their fate.
I say all this but I still cannot comprehend how someone would buy this.