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Hi Andy,
I was wondering whether you received my email. Every single headphone sold by Music To Your Ears is sourced from the official UK source so it would be good to be in the listings if possible please.
Thanks
Joel
I was wondering whether you received my email. Every single headphone sold by Music To Your Ears is sourced from the official UK source so it would be good to be in the listings if possible please.
Thanks
Joel
www.themercantiletx.com sells fakes.
I assumed that any website recommended on Google Shopping would be legitimate but have found out the hard way in buying fake Sennheiser Momentums. No protection from Google, no protection from credit card company.
Dave
I assumed that any website recommended on Google Shopping would be legitimate but have found out the hard way in buying fake Sennheiser Momentums. No protection from Google, no protection from credit card company.
Dave
Sorry to hear that Dave, hope it gets sorted.
There are plenty of disreputable traders advertising on facebook too and I have written to them about it. Sunglasses too.
There are plenty of disreputable traders advertising on facebook too and I have written to them about it. Sunglasses too.
Quality guide Andy!
I'm one of those people who has been scammed on eBay in the past so your tips will definitely help for any future purchases!
I'm one of those people who has been scammed on eBay in the past so your tips will definitely help for any future purchases!
On a related note, beware stolen Audeze headphones being offered for sale - more info here:
http://www.whathifi.com/forum/headphones-etc/audeze-beware-stolen-headphones
http://www.whathifi.com/forum/headphones-etc/audeze-beware-stolen-headphones
The_Lhc
Well-known member
Indeed. But you would be in receipt of stolen goods that could be (legally) seized at any time - you'd never be the legal owner, nor be able to get support etc.
they were stolen in the US .... they cost approx £1000+ each .... so 250 were stolen ... I very much doubt that any will be sold on ebay or Amazon .... these will be sold for $300-$400 dollars each in the US ....
people who buy them will get a bargain
people who buy them will get a bargain
bigboss
Moderator
dim_span said:
I wonder if your house was burgled and your possessions were sold off cheaply, you'd cheerfully think the buyers got a great deal *sad*
The biggest scam currently on the internet is when you buy AKG headphones from Harman authorized dealers.
Their websites and borchures will show Austrian made versions and the dealer will deliver you the cheaper badly made Chinese ones, sometimes even at the Austrian made premium prices (you were willing to pay).
This happened to me few weeks ago. I may have lost both the headphones and the money (almost $300, a one month sallary where I live). The US seller is unresponsive, I sent back the headphones, they may never give my money back. Ebay says they don't have to so GTFO Vlad. They obviosly intended to do this in the first place. I googled similar cases and plenty of buyers think they got fake PRC made headphones of low quality. No, you were just scammed by the Harman authorized dealers.
Thank you Harman. Thank you so much.
Their websites and borchures will show Austrian made versions and the dealer will deliver you the cheaper badly made Chinese ones, sometimes even at the Austrian made premium prices (you were willing to pay).
This happened to me few weeks ago. I may have lost both the headphones and the money (almost $300, a one month sallary where I live). The US seller is unresponsive, I sent back the headphones, they may never give my money back. Ebay says they don't have to so GTFO Vlad. They obviosly intended to do this in the first place. I googled similar cases and plenty of buyers think they got fake PRC made headphones of low quality. No, you were just scammed by the Harman authorized dealers.
Thank you Harman. Thank you so much.
Clare Newsome said:
Given that Audeze is a pretty small operation and it says components were stolen as well as finished headphones, let's hope it can get itself back together in a relatively short time, and recover from this break-in.
This thread is ruining my life. Every time I click new and updated its always at the top of the results. HITLER > THIS THREAD
Sorry guys, completely off topic, but I'm a new member and cannot see a forum option how to create new posts; looked in both Safari and Firefox, I'm sure I'm missing the obvious. Thank you!!
Most specifically we'd say, buy from an authorised retailer - you might save a few bob buying a from a generic seller on an auction site or elsewhere, but you could be getting fakes/non-genuine product which isnt backed up by any warranty. Buy from an authorised dealer and you get the genuine product, with the sound quality youve read about in the reviews, all with the back up of the warranty (which in some cases for IEMs is 2 years rather than just a year). Genuine = money well spent 
audioaffair said:Most specifically we'd say, buy from an authorised retailer - you might save a few bob buying a from a generic seller on an auction site or elsewhere, but you could be getting fakes/non-genuine product which isnt backed up by any warranty. Buy from an authorised dealer and you get the genuine product, with the sound quality youve read about in the reviews, all with the back up of the warranty (which in some cases for IEMs is 2 years rather than just a year). Genuine = money well spent
Quite right.
Hana
Well-known member
Hi,i want to buy Dr. Dre Beats Pro on this page below...
does anybody have some experience with that website,are those headphones fake ?
www.headsetshops.net
does anybody have some experience with that website,are those headphones fake ?
www.headsetshops.net
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