Knocked off by a bargain - Los Angeles Times
Consumer reporter gets scammed by 'too good to be true' earphones. Great story and illustration of one of the tenets of life: Buyer beware.
Consumer reporter gets scammed by 'too good to be true' earphones. Great story and illustration of one of the tenets of life: Buyer beware.
A consumer reporter learns the whole world is a street corner when he shops online for a set of earphones and finds a price too good to be true.Sometimes, you can get great deals on the internet. But when the offer is way below normal retail, think 3 times about buying. And if you do buy, don't get upset when you realize you got exactly what you paid for...
By David Colker, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
September 26, 2007
I make my living writing about scams.
Check-cashing schemes, Nigerian frauds, fake Viagra -- I've covered them all. And in the back of my mind was always the sense that the victims must be a bit greedy or stupid.
Like me.
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