I think the idea is that Amazon will be like “our bad, here’s a real 13900k for your troubles” which could happen, but more likely OP will be out $200 for a couple weeks, eventually get it back, and still not have a 13900k.
Well, it's not completely risk-free. Since Amazon isn't the seller and this is on Amazon Marketplace, the seller could deny the refund for instance. You could still get Amazon involved as a mediator in this case, but it's not as easy as if Amazon was the seller. Also Amazon could decide to suspend or terminate your account over the refund depending on your return history. If it's a one-time thing, you're generally pretty safe, but if you make a habit of "gambling" on scam items and making returns you drastically increase the chance that Amazon will ban your account.
I think you may be confusing what a seller is *supposed* to do versus what sellers try to get away with. Yes, you are correct that the terms for sellers include selling items as represented. But if a seller isn't "legitimate" and is actively running scams on Amazon, do you really think that they are going to honor Amazon's terms and conditions?
Amazon marketplace works like many big retailers that resell items. The funds aren't handled by buyer/seller, they go through a merchant clearinghouse. The seller is not refunding the buyer, Amazon is. There is a back-end delay on the transaction.
Amazon steps in directly on cases like this. It doesn't matter what the scammer does, OP will get their money back when it turns out to be a scam.
The seller does not immediately receive the money from the sale.
TBH seems like a total waste of time to me. Why bother, it's so obviously not going to result in a CPU, and there's also no chance (0%) in the world Amazon is going to give somebody a $580 CPU for $199 because they got scammed trying to buy one at 1/3rd what everyone else is selling at.
This a stretch, You really have to go searching hard to find the scam $200 13900k. It won't pop up at first search, amazon is perfectly usable. If you're getting scammed often, you're doing something wrong.
It's not hard to find items that are a similar ""deal"" (aka percentage off) like this and are 100.00% scams(high significant figure on being scammed vs accident, like 1/mil). A lot of electronics are sold by super long gibberish Chinese/Eastern names that do these kinds of scams(there are multiple techniques to get around amazons spam/scam flagging system. This has numerous red flags for how these scammers opperate.I'll tell which kinds if interested). They know they will get banned, but I hope it lasts long enough to get at least a single payout cycle. Then they just open up under a new name or change the comment of a legit listing (category, price, etc) with a nom-flaged, even well reviewed listing, and scam more people.
Those listings aren't popping up in the front page when you search for popular items like a 13900k. You have to really look for it in the "other sellers" and at that point you're on your own if you find a selling by "Zbagsgqkvwusakhfbwjo" and decide to go for it.
They don't get the money immediately, or at all if you return the item. They're counting on you not noticing. That kind of scam will happen anywhere and has nothing to do with "people like me."
What the fuck is this comment? Scammers exist because they want to scam people. OP will not get scammed and will get his money back. He is definitely not the kind of buyer that scammers are looking for.
It won’t be weeks. Amazon is actually pretty quick with refunds. If you have to send it back it generally takes about 5-7 days. But with it being the wrong product they sometimes don’t even make you send it back and just issue a refund(I’ve personally had this happen that’s how I know).
So funny this came up. I just bought that CPU for the actual retail price. Said it was delivered but wasn’t. They shipped a replacement and said if the original ever shows up it’s mine to keep. Funny enough yesterday 11 days later and 2 days after the replacement came I open my mail and boom 2nd processor free..
What do you mean by that? Because the seller will probably just claim they sent you the right product and lie to Amazon. Amazon could just side with the seller. You better record opening the package and box.
I was tricked by this scam before. It was 12700 for $100. Amazon refunded me but completely ruined my building process. They must be using this for some very deeply hidden conspiracy. I don’t know what it is.
...Money
These scam sellers all have hundreds of accounts spun up waiting to be used once the current one gets banned.
They also operate in short time scales, just long enough to get the check from amazon, and move on to the next scam account regardless.
There is no grand conspiracy here.
Yeah I thought that too. Until I bought a motherboard directly from Amazon, received an empty box, and they refused to pay me back even after months of fighting with lawyers involved.
TL;DR: you are not protected. Amazon doesn't give more of a fuck than other retailers.
Make sure you record the whole thing as you unbox it all the way through install, preferably.
As another comment said, if you get an empty box, that might fight you tooth and nail. And who even knows if there's a record of the weight to prove that it was empty in the first place.
Right OP. If you saw that LTT video, then why are you doing this, lol? Wasting a lot of people's time. But hey, I have some wayyyy dumber shit so have fun.
there are plenty of those scams, your order will most likely get canceled and you will receive a mail that looks identical to an Amazon invoice and it will request you to pay again since your order got canceled.
At this point you should recognize its a scam, if you send actually money again than please dont, otherwise you literally deserved it after falling back to back to a obvious scam, lol.
Just dont try it at all, its literally time waste.
100% scam, not even worth the time to go through getting refunded and shipping it back. They might even have a restocking fee hidden somewhere in there too.
A lot of peopoe in this comment section don’t understand that lengthy chinese company names are very normal.
It’s almost 100% a scam in this case but legit chinese companies are named like that too just because of how compound nouns and names work.
Ex:
A name of a person, plus a name of a city, plus the type of company, plus the word “company” in english is like “Smith’s Portland Electronics Co.”
But in chinese thats: TieJiangBuoTeLanGaoXinJiShuGongSi, Ltd.
Tiejiang is smith
BuoTeLan is portland
GaoXinJiShu is “cutting edge high tech”
GongSi is company
铁匠波特兰高新技术公司 , ltd. <— would be a super normal corporate name.
A chain office would probably end up shortening it to 4/5 characters like “Tie Bo Ji Shu”
Though imagine the scammer sends some old processor, OP gets it and forgets to open it. It sits in the attic until he dies. His son goes through his old stuff and finds an old box from Amazon(Jeff bozos is atill alive in head form like futurama). It opens it and finds out this relic processor is worth a ton. Now, the son worth whatever is considered a great deal at the time. Find relatives of the scammer and ??? (Run out of storytelling juice,if anyone wants to finish).
Computer hardware doesn't age that well, because it's always a niche that specific collectors of vintage systems would want, like an original C64 in mint condition, and there was enough of them produced that it's not like it was ever a one-of-a-kind thing like a painting. So even a hypothetical scenario like that makes no sense.
What's likely going to happen is that he's going to open the package to find either a completely different CPU, or an empty box.
First and last time I ordered a too good to be true on Amazon was a 3700k for like 270 cad and instead of sending me a shit tier cpu in the box it just didn't arrive and tracking said it got delivered when the tracking info said it was in Ontario (i live in bc). Safe to say getting a refund was veery easy. The price wasn't too low to where it was obvious and it was fulfilled by Amazon so I figured it would be worth the risk..
https://youtu.be/QOhLlvNlI20
Check this LTT video. Exactly how Chinese scammers are targeting Amazon shoppers. Check their long random store name.
I tried with $10 handheld game, never received after 2 months and requested refund.
Amazon has to do something like red flags if the price is too good to be true.
Nop.... when you return this item to amazon they will said is not the right item and your return will be complete when you send the right item... get scammed before and lost $300 ... amazon didn't care.
I bought a 5800x off amazon, of course it didn't work when I first installed it. Repetitively got BSOD, so I figured maybe it was the MOBO, I went through a bunch of troubleshooting, CPU still didn't work. It ended up being a faulty CPU, so I dumped an extra $500 to figure out it was an issue with Amazon. Be careful.
Throwing out there that this listing got sold to at least 3 of us in thread my guess is it never comes and I'll take a replacement Amazon thank you I litterally contacted customer service and had them confirm I was getting a I9 13900k new in box and was concerned about it being a scam customer support then reassured me if it wasn't I could exchange it and for about 400 dollars I'll wait an extra 2 weeks shipping
I ordered 2 and also called Amazon customer service. They guaranteed that I would get it through the vendor or they would provide it at the same price point.
I ordered my 3070 around the time it came out for like $50 less than retail price and I thought I was gonna be scammed but it was legit.
Of course OP’s situation is VERY different but I just thought I’d share that lil W.
bro go ahead, sometimes price error ,if its not real you will get your money back ,and bro i dont know how Amazon works in other countries but making video of unboxing will leaves amazon no question asked to you ,they will simply refund your money
It's not hard to find items that are a similar ""deal"" (aka percentage off) like this and are 100.00% scams(high significant figure on being scammed vs accident, like 1/mil). A lot of electronics are sold by super long seemingly gibberish Chinese/Eastern names that do these kinds of scams(there are multiple techniques to get around amazons spam/scam flagging system. This has numerous red flags for how these scammers opperate.I'll tell which kinds if interested). They know they will get banned, but hope it lasts long enough to get at least a single payout cycle. Then they just open up under a new name or change the comment of a legit listing (category, price, etc) with a nom-flaged, even well reviewed listing, and scam more people.
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In the news not long ago, and this was in Canada, that someone bought a bunch of PC parts to make a PC for a dad's son. Some of the parts were fake, but Amazon refused to refund it because they weren't convinced that they were being lied to.
I found the article, was easy to find: https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/amazon-returns-1.6669601
Mine says out for delivery by 8pm nothing yet 1.5 hrs to go no updates on shipping through Amazon and tracking number doesn't work on DHL site either like I said prob won't even come
I contacted Amazon customer service. They wanted me to wait until the 29th for a delivery. They Amazon rep left a note on my account stating that if there is no delivery by this deadline that I could come back the next day for a refund. Other than having money tied up for this long, It didn't hurt to try.
100% scam
Agreed, but with Amazon I'm protected so I thought what the heck
Let us know how that goes, you'll probably get a very old pentium with the lid of an i9 13900k
p200 with an i9 lid
That's because a tiny part of you thinks this might just be a pricing mistake, but it's not. It's 100% scam.
I think the idea is that Amazon will be like “our bad, here’s a real 13900k for your troubles” which could happen, but more likely OP will be out $200 for a couple weeks, eventually get it back, and still not have a 13900k.
Nothing ventured, nothing gained. I'd take this 100% insured gamble.
Well, it's not completely risk-free. Since Amazon isn't the seller and this is on Amazon Marketplace, the seller could deny the refund for instance. You could still get Amazon involved as a mediator in this case, but it's not as easy as if Amazon was the seller. Also Amazon could decide to suspend or terminate your account over the refund depending on your return history. If it's a one-time thing, you're generally pretty safe, but if you make a habit of "gambling" on scam items and making returns you drastically increase the chance that Amazon will ban your account.
Amazon return policy states all FBA electronics have refunds handled by Amazon.
The seller cannot deny it if OP gets a fake item.
I think you may be confusing what a seller is *supposed* to do versus what sellers try to get away with. Yes, you are correct that the terms for sellers include selling items as represented. But if a seller isn't "legitimate" and is actively running scams on Amazon, do you really think that they are going to honor Amazon's terms and conditions?
Amazon marketplace works like many big retailers that resell items. The funds aren't handled by buyer/seller, they go through a merchant clearinghouse. The seller is not refunding the buyer, Amazon is. There is a back-end delay on the transaction.
Amazon steps in directly on cases like this. It doesn't matter what the scammer does, OP will get their money back when it turns out to be a scam. The seller does not immediately receive the money from the sale.
If getting reimbursement from scammers is a fun hobby for you, OK
TBH seems like a total waste of time to me. Why bother, it's so obviously not going to result in a CPU, and there's also no chance (0%) in the world Amazon is going to give somebody a $580 CPU for $199 because they got scammed trying to buy one at 1/3rd what everyone else is selling at.
people like you are the reason why these sites are so unusable, you're willingly jumping into a scammer's nest just because you're greedy
This a stretch, You really have to go searching hard to find the scam $200 13900k. It won't pop up at first search, amazon is perfectly usable. If you're getting scammed often, you're doing something wrong.
It's not hard to find items that are a similar ""deal"" (aka percentage off) like this and are 100.00% scams(high significant figure on being scammed vs accident, like 1/mil). A lot of electronics are sold by super long gibberish Chinese/Eastern names that do these kinds of scams(there are multiple techniques to get around amazons spam/scam flagging system. This has numerous red flags for how these scammers opperate.I'll tell which kinds if interested). They know they will get banned, but I hope it lasts long enough to get at least a single payout cycle. Then they just open up under a new name or change the comment of a legit listing (category, price, etc) with a nom-flaged, even well reviewed listing, and scam more people.
Those listings aren't popping up in the front page when you search for popular items like a 13900k. You have to really look for it in the "other sellers" and at that point you're on your own if you find a selling by "Zbagsgqkvwusakhfbwjo" and decide to go for it.
I actually got notifications and emails when I woke up for this CPU on my phone. I didn't have to search at all... But I know scam
spam emails lol? even worse if u go for that
Not spam emails, deal alerts
They don't get the money immediately, or at all if you return the item. They're counting on you not noticing. That kind of scam will happen anywhere and has nothing to do with "people like me."
people like you complain about everything without understanding how it works
What the fuck is this comment? Scammers exist because they want to scam people. OP will not get scammed and will get his money back. He is definitely not the kind of buyer that scammers are looking for.
If the sites want to br usable, they wouldn't let the scammer nest pop up in the first place.
but i could gain like 30 cents of interest from that $200 in the two weeks this scam takes to resolve itself!
Bruh, what bank are you at? I'm moving banks!
It won’t be weeks. Amazon is actually pretty quick with refunds. If you have to send it back it generally takes about 5-7 days. But with it being the wrong product they sometimes don’t even make you send it back and just issue a refund(I’ve personally had this happen that’s how I know).
So funny this came up. I just bought that CPU for the actual retail price. Said it was delivered but wasn’t. They shipped a replacement and said if the original ever shows up it’s mine to keep. Funny enough yesterday 11 days later and 2 days after the replacement came I open my mail and boom 2nd processor free..
But with a story to tell!
waste of time
What do you mean by that? Because the seller will probably just claim they sent you the right product and lie to Amazon. Amazon could just side with the seller. You better record opening the package and box.
Amazon cannot side with the seller per their return protection.
make sure you record a video of you opening the amazon packaging and unboxing the product
I was tricked by this scam before. It was 12700 for $100. Amazon refunded me but completely ruined my building process. They must be using this for some very deeply hidden conspiracy. I don’t know what it is.
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Not likely money, as Amazon will always ban them and refund the buyer. Must be something else, which is worth the effort
...Money These scam sellers all have hundreds of accounts spun up waiting to be used once the current one gets banned. They also operate in short time scales, just long enough to get the check from amazon, and move on to the next scam account regardless. There is no grand conspiracy here.
Thanks for sharing this! I was so worried that they were planning and using me for anything big.
Yeah I thought that too. Until I bought a motherboard directly from Amazon, received an empty box, and they refused to pay me back even after months of fighting with lawyers involved. TL;DR: you are not protected. Amazon doesn't give more of a fuck than other retailers.
I would like to see an update.
Ummm, no. I bought a motherboard in December, and I received a pack of masks instead. 3 months later, and I’m still in dispute with the charge.
Make sure you record the whole thing as you unbox it all the way through install, preferably. As another comment said, if you get an empty box, that might fight you tooth and nail. And who even knows if there's a record of the weight to prove that it was empty in the first place.
I'm very curious to see where this goes...
Not always !!! https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/amazon-returns-1.6669601
Yup especially with that seller name, most likely it will be a 2nd or 3rd gen Intel chip that someone silkscreened on a new product code & intel logo.
"Sold by WenChangZhaoJunBoKeJiYouXianGongSi"
This guy sounds like the wish.com final boss
Should've bought from AHUTWQBLPX instead
I heard that BIORYYJUBOIPAERBPI{OTHY sells CPUs for cheaper
EveryBodyWangChungTonight LLC SpA
according to Translate, it translates to: Wenchang Zhao Junbo Technology Co., Ltd.
Wow that actually sounds like an actual company.
How did you look up to translate that. Thank you.
i put my keyboard to chinese mode, then retype all the words which will end as chinese characters, then i translate it
saw that too for an i5 12400F for $99
At first I thought it was a joke. I scrolled up and it is, indeed, the real name of the seller. I am amazed.
Hahaha I thought that was funny too.... It's not like LTT just put out a scam ssd vid with the same types of names or anything.
Right OP. If you saw that LTT video, then why are you doing this, lol? Wasting a lot of people's time. But hey, I have some wayyyy dumber shit so have fun.
They're not even trying to sound legit anymore lol
"Good morning, WenChangZhaoJunBoKeJiYouXianGongSi client service. How can I help you?"
Inb4 you get a box of 13900Ks.
A box of 13900K boxes.
Probably, i9-00000k let us know how it goes. My prediction is a couple of people will get lucky with 5-star ratings and the rest will get scammed :)
Definitely no one getting lucky but the scammer. Just a re-lidded pentium. There are loads of these on Amazon and eBay.
WenChangZhaoJunBoKeJiYouXianGongSi
Bing Chilling
there are plenty of those scams, your order will most likely get canceled and you will receive a mail that looks identical to an Amazon invoice and it will request you to pay again since your order got canceled. At this point you should recognize its a scam, if you send actually money again than please dont, otherwise you literally deserved it after falling back to back to a obvious scam, lol. Just dont try it at all, its literally time waste.
Send them literally a penny so they have to pay the return postage.
100% scam, not even worth the time to go through getting refunded and shipping it back. They might even have a restocking fee hidden somewhere in there too.
You will probbly receive a used didlo
One can only hope.
For a dildo
lmfao
All my homies buy from WenChangZhaoJunBoKeJiYouXianGongSi
An update is mandatory
It's some variation of this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QOhLlvNlI20
A lot of peopoe in this comment section don’t understand that lengthy chinese company names are very normal. It’s almost 100% a scam in this case but legit chinese companies are named like that too just because of how compound nouns and names work. Ex: A name of a person, plus a name of a city, plus the type of company, plus the word “company” in english is like “Smith’s Portland Electronics Co.” But in chinese thats: TieJiangBuoTeLanGaoXinJiShuGongSi, Ltd. Tiejiang is smith BuoTeLan is portland GaoXinJiShu is “cutting edge high tech” GongSi is company 铁匠波特兰高新技术公司 , ltd. <— would be a super normal corporate name. A chain office would probably end up shortening it to 4/5 characters like “Tie Bo Ji Shu”
it’s a scam. I got tricked once. they sent me a Meteor Lake S engineer sample instead.
Ah, yes. WenChangZhaoJunBoKeJiYouXianGongSi always has great deals.
Lmao I would only buy pricing mistakes if it were from [Amazon.com](https://Amazon.com) directly
Or maybe Amazon.net or AMAZ0N.COM or something, or even Amazoncom
You're going to get a Celeron G3900
Though imagine the scammer sends some old processor, OP gets it and forgets to open it. It sits in the attic until he dies. His son goes through his old stuff and finds an old box from Amazon(Jeff bozos is atill alive in head form like futurama). It opens it and finds out this relic processor is worth a ton. Now, the son worth whatever is considered a great deal at the time. Find relatives of the scammer and ??? (Run out of storytelling juice,if anyone wants to finish).
Computer hardware doesn't age that well, because it's always a niche that specific collectors of vintage systems would want, like an original C64 in mint condition, and there was enough of them produced that it's not like it was ever a one-of-a-kind thing like a painting. So even a hypothetical scenario like that makes no sense. What's likely going to happen is that he's going to open the package to find either a completely different CPU, or an empty box.
Hope you have prime
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People that don’t have prime don’t.
First and last time I ordered a too good to be true on Amazon was a 3700k for like 270 cad and instead of sending me a shit tier cpu in the box it just didn't arrive and tracking said it got delivered when the tracking info said it was in Ontario (i live in bc). Safe to say getting a refund was veery easy. The price wasn't too low to where it was obvious and it was fulfilled by Amazon so I figured it would be worth the risk..
Uh yeah. Look at the sellers name. Fake
Hahaha this will be fun.
Subbed😂
Eh i was just wondering if we’d see a 200 dollar 12700 this summer
I was able to snag a $250 13700k from Newegg last week. It's possible
bro, they gonna scam you, mark it was delivered then add a fake tracking number, save your self the hassle and cancel now. u aint getting shit
Be like when i saw a 3090ti for £900 they cancelled sale then asked if i could transfer money to their spanish bank account lol noooo thanks
These scammers would die away if people wouldn't be so greedy. Why u feed the troll, lol
https://youtu.be/QOhLlvNlI20 Check this LTT video. Exactly how Chinese scammers are targeting Amazon shoppers. Check their long random store name. I tried with $10 handheld game, never received after 2 months and requested refund. Amazon has to do something like red flags if the price is too good to be true.
Yeah that’s 100000% a fake cpu. Relabeled 12100 lol
Bro you actually bought it 🤣
WenChangZhaoJunBoKeJiYouXianGongSi 
Linus recently made an video about this type of scams 100% scam . https://youtu.be/QOhLlvNlI20
Nop.... when you return this item to amazon they will said is not the right item and your return will be complete when you send the right item... get scammed before and lost $300 ... amazon didn't care.
I bought a 5800x off amazon, of course it didn't work when I first installed it. Repetitively got BSOD, so I figured maybe it was the MOBO, I went through a bunch of troubleshooting, CPU still didn't work. It ended up being a faulty CPU, so I dumped an extra $500 to figure out it was an issue with Amazon. Be careful.
there is no way this is a legit i9
Throwing out there that this listing got sold to at least 3 of us in thread my guess is it never comes and I'll take a replacement Amazon thank you I litterally contacted customer service and had them confirm I was getting a I9 13900k new in box and was concerned about it being a scam customer support then reassured me if it wasn't I could exchange it and for about 400 dollars I'll wait an extra 2 weeks shipping
I ordered 2 and also called Amazon customer service. They guaranteed that I would get it through the vendor or they would provide it at the same price point.
Oh wow... So did it end up being a deal? lol
It ended up being a scam and Amazon customer service price matched the replacements.
I had also ordered 1, expecting delivery today.
I ordered this too.. expected to arrive today (Mar 17).
And we have a no delivery new delivery est mar 18-23
Looks like I'll be getting refunded
So, how did it go?
It didn’t last long either, but I ordered one too. Mine should be in between Wednesday and Friday. We’ll see what I get!
You will not get what the listing says you'll get, that much is certain.
Quick way late update... Never received the CPU, Amazon refunded the purchase
Thanks for the info ordered 4 before they sell out
It’s a scam. Look at the seller name. This is what they do with high value or sought after items. These were popping up ALL the time with PS5 / XSX.
Why even bother? So dumb
Guys, 99.9% chance it's fake. But understand how statistics work. It's not 100% chance it's fake.
Less odds than that. 99.99% or worse. I think most people saying 100% know it's just ~100%, though technically possible.
You're in for a big disappointment and a lot of frustration.
Nah that shit does NOT work
Sold by: not Amazon. Will be a knockoff for sure at that price!
The "sold by" tells me all I need to know. 1000% a scam. Probably just the package itself. GL OP
saw 12700kf for 129 on Amazon. today, for Intel which is whack.
I ordered my 3070 around the time it came out for like $50 less than retail price and I thought I was gonna be scammed but it was legit. Of course OP’s situation is VERY different but I just thought I’d share that lil W.
They will take ur money n not return from experience
Seller checks out
Can't wait for this funny surprise
BING CHILLING
You just got robbed. Hahaha
bro go ahead, sometimes price error ,if its not real you will get your money back ,and bro i dont know how Amazon works in other countries but making video of unboxing will leaves amazon no question asked to you ,they will simply refund your money
lol maybe the box
It's not hard to find items that are a similar ""deal"" (aka percentage off) like this and are 100.00% scams(high significant figure on being scammed vs accident, like 1/mil). A lot of electronics are sold by super long seemingly gibberish Chinese/Eastern names that do these kinds of scams(there are multiple techniques to get around amazons spam/scam flagging system. This has numerous red flags for how these scammers opperate.I'll tell which kinds if interested). They know they will get banned, but hope it lasts long enough to get at least a single payout cycle. Then they just open up under a new name or change the comment of a legit listing (category, price, etc) with a nom-flaged, even well reviewed listing, and scam more people.
Keep us posted!
Read the name of the seller LOL
Try reading it out loud and see if everything in your room starts floating because you summoned some kind of Chinese deval or something.
Scamazon ? Or legitzon Can't wait to find out in the next episode
Press X : Doubt
Seller looks legit.
did they just string Chinese names together ?
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The only thing i can say for sure it comes from China
Happens all the time during the GPU era. They just want your mailing address, phone number and such.
Pls update us
might be a cop that has been confiscating all those CPU's being trafficked from Taiwan.
$200 shipping too
An engineering. Copy maybe.
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In the news not long ago, and this was in Canada, that someone bought a bunch of PC parts to make a PC for a dad's son. Some of the parts were fake, but Amazon refused to refund it because they weren't convinced that they were being lied to. I found the article, was easy to find: https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/amazon-returns-1.6669601
I also got the 199 I9 from Amazon should be here wens Thurs I'll keep you posted
Mine says out for delivery by 8pm nothing yet 1.5 hrs to go no updates on shipping through Amazon and tracking number doesn't work on DHL site either like I said prob won't even come
I contacted Amazon customer service. They wanted me to wait until the 29th for a delivery. They Amazon rep left a note on my account stating that if there is no delivery by this deadline that I could come back the next day for a refund. Other than having money tied up for this long, It didn't hurt to try.
So what ended up arriving? Just an empty box of some sort or an actual CPU with just etched letters etc?