Absolutely agree on treating those listings with extreme caution.Be careful out there guys. A few highly dubious listings have appeared on the auction site. One of them involving an Aorus master ice and and the other for the Astral LC.
The Aorus ice sounds like a scam to phish for your personal details. Drops the price for a brand new aorus 5090 ice for 2100. When you bid on it the seller flags your address as a scam and leaves you negative feedback so either he is trying to get your personal details or he is getting it to what i suspect to rob you address.
The second one sounds more sinister. It for a brand new Astral LC 5090 for only 2200. The catch is you have to collect and take only cash. This sounds like you go there with cash and either you go in there where there are a group of people are waiting for you and demand the cash or you go in there and they beat you senseless and still take your cash. In any instance I cant see you walking out of there with a 5090 LC.
In both instances it neither logical nor does it make any sense for either of the sellers to sell at those prices. Even cheaper retailers than OcUK cant do it anywhere near their prices. Be sensible and use common sense if it sounds too good to be true then it is 9 times out of 10 is.
They may well have the cards but that doesnt mean you will be getting it. CAVEAT EMPTOR!!!
That said, after following the auction site heavily for a while through to the end of March, just to see what was happening, I've trailed off over the last few weeks. It's interesting/hilarious to see that some of the same cards are still being listed there by the same sellers, for £500 less than they were a month ago (mostly the Palit Gamerocks). Some of these sellers now clearly need to get cash for the cards urgently, even if it means taking a loss.
A couple have been getting continually re-listed since the end of February, meaning that the old "missing ROPs" concerns still apply.
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