Samsung S6 For €1

Charlie19

If something looks to good to be true.... Then its generally too good to be true...

MagicMarker

Obvious scam imo

The_B_Man

100% scam, with absolutely no exceptions.

dawnied

lots of these going around, i wouldn't trust any of them

jamesbondings

its bull, published on the 28th but has a picture of the phone they got only "recently" dated 28th february....also that 1euro makes you sign up to rockyfroggy, which is 74 euro a month! hardly a bargain you are going to be ripped off!

bmm

I'm afraid to click the link !

soirish

Let's just close this thread.

An advertisement agitated social networks for several days, because you can find that for only 1 euro you become the owner of the latest iPhone 6. This ad is a scam by the UFC in reality clicking on the link advertising, we find ourselves facing a registration form that asks rather quickly the credit card number to take the small symbolic euro.

Unfortunately few days after this deal, we hurried to share all his friends to benefit, the user passes the status of "good plan scout" to that of "pigeon" because consulting his statement the 1 euro are well taken, but a sum revolving around 49-89 euros. In reality, this amount will be deducted monthly same, since the user has registered without realizing it to services online.

Source

sidcon

Charlie19 wrote: »

Maybe its too good to be true...


Par Paul Leblanc Published on: 28 June, 2015, News.com

If you live in Ireland and want the all new Samsung Galaxy S6 then this article will be exciting for you. Here's how it works: If you act quickly you will receive a brand new Samsung S6 for only €1. Yes, you read that right - one Euro.
As part of a special promotion Samsung is working with RockyFroggy, its distribution partner, to offer the Samsung Galaxy S6 at 99% off of its normal price.[HTML][/HTML]


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CH3OH

how could anyone even consider for a second that this is genuine?

It's a waste of the internet to post it

Charlie19

I hope a MOD deletes this thread when they get a chance.

I'll have to run an Antivirus program now.

soirish

Charlie19 wrote: »

I hope a MOD deletes this thread when they get a chance.

I'll have to run an Antivirus program now.

At least you can delete the first post with the link.

utyh2ikcq9z76b

Same thing with iPhone 6 saw last week, they managed to have Facebook ads with CNBC logos etc...Looked good from a scam point of view

RossieMan

Signed up with 12 different emails. Cheers OP.

Del007

Just bought 10. I'm going to flog them on eBay for €2 each. Nice handy profit for myself, cheers op

Charlie19

RossieMan wrote: »

Signed up with 12 different emails. Cheers OP.

Del007 wrote: »

Just bought 10. I'm going to flog them on eBay for €2 each. Nice handy profit for myself, cheers op

It wouldn't be BA without people abusing an offer.:)