A deal too good to be true?

[Konnefke]

hello,

I've found this listing on amazon.de: https://www.amazon.de/dp/B015MMW3QE/ref=olp_product_details?_encoding=UTF8&me=

It feature's the Lenovo Y70-70 Touch for only €261!!!
That's like a €1500 laptop!

The catch is that it's not primaryly sold by amazon, but by a third party, do you think i could buy it without problem or that i'l get ripped of?

thanks in advance, Whiskey

 

[rgd1101]

new seller. price is too good to be true. what do you think?

 

[aquielisunari]

hello,

I've found this listing on amazon.de: https://www.amazon.de/dp/B015MMW3QE/ref=olp_product_details?_encoding=UTF8&me=

It feature's the Lenovo Y70-70 Touch for only €261!!!
That's like a €1500 laptop!

The catch is that it's not primaryly sold by amazon, but by a third party, do you think i could buy it without problem or that i'l get ripped of?

thanks in advance, Whiskey

You are still protected by Amazon. A seller can't just rip somebody off. If they say new it needs to be new. Should they rip you off Amazon will refund your money. Amazon's name is on the line too. It's happened to me once in the whole time I've dealt with Amazon, which has been years. 5 or more I think. The product was sent damaged. I tried to contact the seller. No good. Waited the appropriate time. Contacted Amazon. They had to try and resolve it. The A-Z process took about a week.

 

[Konnefke]

@aquielisunari

my taught exactly

@rgd1101

There is another seller:ELCMedia
selling it for €550, the seller has been active for a year.
Could that one be trustworthy?