Acquistato un laptop quasi nuovo da un venditore da Ricardo.ch Questo veniva venduto un po ‘al di sotto del prezzo di mercato. Hanno oltre 200 recensioni positive e un account attivo dal 2004. Potrei persino verificare il loro nome e indirizzo online mentre viene pubblicato sul Telefonverzeichnis.
Mi fidavo delle recensioni positive e vedere il prezzo era davvero buono, ho pagato tramite bonifico bancario in quanto erano circa 350 CHF. Ho controllato il profilo dei venditori e hanno una storia di vendita di elettronica appena al di sotto del prezzo di mercato, con molte recensioni positive. Sus
Sorprendentemente, hanno inviato il pacchetto dal loro indirizzo e l’ho preso oggi. Il laptop è sostanzialmente nuovo di zecca, ma c’è anche una fattura al nome del venditore e del loro indirizzo nella scatola. Cita pagamenti rateali.
Ovviamente ho contattato Brack per chiedere se questo è legittimo e se ci sono importi aperti su di esso ma non hanno ancora risposto.
La mia domanda ora è: come funziona questa truffa? Ho ottenuto l’affare del secolo o che la staffa posso seguirmi per i pagamenti su questo?
di luisa240
6 commenti
If the invoice is to the name of the seller it has nothing to do with you, looks like it was provided just as a proof warranty, so you can contact BRACK in case of any problems with laptop.
It feels like: seller buys a laptop and pays monthly, resells it to people. If they have bad credit but can still pay it with installments, then they can convert the laptop to cash, and then figure out how pay their “loan” monthly to brack.ch later.
Or they’re just going to disappear and not pay their loan. But it’s unlikely brack.ch will be chasing you, the seller has a contract with them.
Apparently it’s also why some people queue at Apple stores for brand new iPhones. They can pay it with installments, and sell the phone on eBay with a lot of margin, it’s ~~a dumb way to manage your finances, but oh well~~ capitalism, baby!
My guess, they bought it for a very good price (Maybe from Daydeal?) If it isn‘t your name on the paper, I wouldn‘t worry about it. But why they sent you the Lieferschein? You need the Invoice (Rechnung) for warranty claims.
The risk to you seems very low. The contract is between Brack and the seller, and Brack has no contact with you to make any claims. I believe the seller is more likely playing a “credit game,” receiving money from you while only slowly paying Brack back.
Let me summarize:
So you get a good deal.
You pay.
You receive the good.
Everything looks legit, receipt etc.
Yet you still complain, go to Reddit and even write Brack?! How paranoid are you?
Thats just the receipt and with that you have warranty. Its nice but also expected and has been sent with stuff i ordered on ricardo several times. Also, even in the case of that he would have not paid for it but soldt it to you lying about the legitimacy of it, he would be the one in trouble anyways. You wouldn‘t be in the wrong.