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Scammers on Amazon are selling fake 16TB portable SSDs for ~$100 by hijacking listings like pillow covers, keeping the reviews, and then listing new products

When it comes to portable hard drives, bigger is usually better.  You want lots of space for photos, videos, or anything else.

Review Geek Josh Hendrickson

Discussion

  • @jeffnolan Jeff Nolan on x
    The ingenuity of scammers never fails to amaze me. Now go apply that energy to legitimate business practices. https://twitter.com/...
  • @reviewgeeksite @reviewgeeksite on x
    Maybe some company figured out how to sell a 16TB portable SSD, normally thousands of dollars, for $100. And maybe frogs can fly. Who knows? By @canterrain https://social1.lifesavvy.com/ ...
  • @canterrain Josh Hendrickson on x
    All over Amazon, you can find “16TB external SSDs” for less than $100 with hundreds of five-star reviews. These have to be a scam. To prove it, I bought one and took it apart. Of course it's a fake. Why does Amazon allow this? tip @Techmeme https://www.reviewgeek.com/...