I know, but the situation is making me take the risk just in case if its pricing error ?
Have cancelled the order.
Graphic Cards GPU pricing trends
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Have cancelled the order.
Pricing error makes some sense on known and highly rated sellers, not zero rating ones.
You could have gone ahead with it just for fun. Force the courier to open the package in front of you before paying up. I wonder what would they have sent, a Titanfall poster, or a Titan watch maybe, or a Titanic lego.... Running out of imaginations
You can't, they will refuse to open it without payment. Plus it's not the delivery person's responsibility, and once the pahar is received and payment made, no way you're getting the money back (at least right then and there).
It says Nvidia series 10 and 4gb VRAM so has to be a 1050ti for 30k.
Might not be a scam but a 1050ti at 30k which is absurd pricing.
Achha, didn't know that. Never ordered anything in CoD so no clue. But if that's the case, then I'm not sure about the benefit of CoD, if any!
Even if it's just a pricing error, it's a 4gb ddr5 card, so it's mostly the 1050ti (f you get lucky). Your refund might even be denied because the product delivered matches the description, just not the picture. Definitely cancel it, there's no way you're ending up with a titan card here
Simple, google images. Reverse searching one of those GPU images gives 100s of results
Be careful. It's Flipkart. Not Amazon. Customer care isn't going to be so smooth.what do I do now, cancel it now. or wit for it to arrive then cancel after looking at the package size
Hmm, when I looked up the MSI Gaming trio I found similar images, looks like the background was different tho, my bad. Have texted the guy asking if he'll do face to face deal. Let's see what happens
Don't let your desperation to get a new gpu let you get scammed.
Purely an opinion
These retailers and distributors trying to hold on to exorbitant prices by creating artificial scarcity. They have tasted the blood, consumers are willing to buy at any price, they will try to hold on to such prices as long as possible, even with stock/supply levels increasing.
Tinfoil hat time- I think these smaller shops are starting to feel the pinch of increasing backlog inventory and demand levelling off. Hence they are getting youtubers to get some advertisement coverage. I am 99% sure this was a sponsored video(no mention of it being sponsored or not in the video). Still trying to portray high demand and create fomo for their stock in store.
These retailers and distributors trying to hold on to exorbitant prices by creating artificial scarcity. They have tasted the blood, consumers are willing to buy at any price, they will try to hold on to such prices as long as possible, even with stock/supply levels increasing.
Tinfoil hat time- I think these smaller shops are starting to feel the pinch of increasing backlog inventory and demand levelling off. Hence they are getting youtubers to get some advertisement coverage. I am 99% sure this was a sponsored video(no mention of it being sponsored or not in the video). Still trying to portray high demand and create fomo for their stock in store.
It's the fact, I've been saying it for many times now.
But they're in the safe because even if they reduce the price by another 10k miners would grab it all. Few months back mining was very much profitable so there was so much demand from miners but now not so much so you can see the prices coming down. As long as it stays like this prices will steadily come down as the demand from miners will fall off because of very long ROI and eventually the retailers/ distributors have to reduce the prices.
That kharidiye.com? It opens for me, mostly mining rigs and overpriced GPUs available there