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Re: [ANN] CoinElectronics.com [Tablets/Phones/Desktops/ASIC Miners][BOXINGDAY SALE]
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CoinsForTech
on 29/12/2013, 03:32:07 UTC
Quote from: BTCElectronics on December 28, 2013, 07:18:37 PM
Quote from: CoinsForTech on December 28, 2013, 04:07:36 PM
Quote from: BTCElectronics on December 28, 2013, 02:48:34 PM
Quote from: CoinsForTech on December 28, 2013, 01:42:51 PM
Where do you ship from OP?

Central USA.

Thank you everyone for a successful Boxing day. We will be currently adding some Playstations 4's and Xbox One's as we have got some in stock now, received them yesterday but it has been crazy busy, no time to update them.

Contact us for any questions or concerns, sales@coinelectronics.com

Err I'd like to know what US wholesalers are allowing you to sell that far under Apples RRP.. Looks like you beat the system Roll Eyes

Full disclosure: If this is legit I am a competitor, but the combination of unrealistically cheap prices and your half-cooked website make it pretty clear that this is a scam. For a company with as much buying power as yourselves I would have thought you'd at least have terms and conditions for your (many?) sales..

You clearly don't know Apples RRP my friend. I think your website has tons of flaws looking at Validations but hey to his own, We have a terms and condition on our Checkout. Please do not post if you don't know what you're saying. Thanks.

Apple is very strict on local resellers following their pricing. A US wholesaler will not allow you to sell a brand new iPhone 5S for $539. If they did, Apple would terminate the partnership and refuse to supply the wholesaler. What is your company registration?

International shipping out of the US for a flat rate of $10 eh? What courier is this?

Gee you must hold some swing in the global logisitics/electronics trade.

Be very careful dealing with this store. Website has a hidden WhoIs. The OP registered last week has been identified with a shady background/past scams. Claims to run a siginificant business with no proof of identity/registration. Claims to be a big eBay seller but does not post proof.