Here’s the scoop. Chinese companies (often owned by the same parent company, ouyiec.com) buy ads for popular products, pretending to sell them at crazy discount prices. The landing pages are slick, and professional looking, as are the ads.
HOWEVER, when you receive your “order” it will contain some worthless item worth pennies.
Scam Alert: Facebook/Paypal Enabling Bait and Switch Chinese Scam
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