$1,500
RTX 4090 SCAM - Avoid this CROOK
Description
Just to warn you guys/girls out here a lot of people are selling defective GPUs, specifically 4090/5090 gpus claiming its working through a false test video. I'm out of $1500. This loser as Gen Z broccoli head teen sold me an ASUS TUF RTX 4090 claiming its working, and showed me a false test video as proof, but he just grabbed it online from somewhere. I recently opened up the GPU and it has no core or VRAM inside.
The scammers profile name is Alexander Pierce, I already reported him to the police but I bet they won't do anything about it. He probably uses fake names and phone numbers. If you have any info on the suspect's real identity or where he lives please message me ASAP. Also please report his profile at OKz.casupport@OKz.ca. His whereabouts are in 2201 Dundas St W in Etobicoke/Toronto, and probably attends Bishop Marrocco/Thomas Merton Catholic Secondary School.
And whenever buying anything on OKz.ca or Marketplace, always test the item in person and get the sellers home address.
The scammers profile name is Alexander Pierce, I already reported him to the police but I bet they won't do anything about it. He probably uses fake names and phone numbers. If you have any info on the suspect's real identity or where he lives please message me ASAP. Also please report his profile at OKz.casupport@OKz.ca. His whereabouts are in 2201 Dundas St W in Etobicoke/Toronto, and probably attends Bishop Marrocco/Thomas Merton Catholic Secondary School.
And whenever buying anything on OKz.ca or Marketplace, always test the item in person and get the sellers home address.
When you call, please mention you found this ad on OKZ.ca