Scam potentially?

Peace people - I was browsing Alibaba and found the following:

https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/ ... 3d90Hhqnxt

Now given that I actually get the product - is there any way to test that the parts are genuine?

Salute

gelert wrote:Peace people - I was browsing Alibaba and found the following:

https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/ ... 3d90Hhqnxt

Now given that I actually get the product - is there any way to test that the parts are genuine?

Salute

Uh. Hmm. Wow.

I suspect that if it runs the OS, it is as genuine as it needs to be!

Please let us know how this works out, if you jump on it.

You know it's a scam already. No need to spam it here. "Seller" is in Kenya, 0 review, selling video cameras worth $5000 at $400? Come on, don't post these fake ads here.

Now given that I actually get the product - is there any way to test that the parts are genuine?

LOL, you'll receive something alright, like a $1 rubber dog toy.

Akai has a factory in Kenya for the special edition.

It's sad you're all too stupid to realize how great of a deal this is.

Place of Origin GUA
Brand Name aKAI MPC X Special Edition
Model Number aKAI MPC X Special Edition
Drum Heads Material Sheepskin
Drum Chamber Material BIRCH WOOD
Size 25*50cm
New original aKAI MPC X Special Edition



Birch and Sheepskin

Also is this an MPC X SE Mini

Actual size Dimensions (W x D x H): 505 x 424 x 87 mm

The payment methods were a giveaway.

Don't you all replace the drum heads on your mpc with authentic sheepskin?

NearTao wrote:Don't you all replace the drum heads on your mpc with authentic sheepskin?

In Vietnam, nah, not 'authentic'.

richie wrote:Akai has a factory in Kenya for the special edition.

It's sad you're all too stupid to realize how great of a deal this is.

I hear they *run* real well. like a track star.

I'll get mine from the Nigerian prince instead...

Neodymium wrote:In Vietnam, nah, not 'authentic'.

Why didn't you say so man, I suppose what he meant was da cừu hoặc mì gạo rồi.

Leather or wheat, sorry I don't get the reference?

Appreciate you all replying - I got ya'll - definitely a scam - thank you.
Salute.

dustyslices wrote:

Welp, that's that. Basically, it's a being too good to be true thing.