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online or they risk getting ripped off by a scammer’s online store.
The Better Business Bureau warns Internet shoppers that some deals for electronics on the Internet art' too good to be true. Holiday shoppers should keep an eye out for five red flags of unscrupulous consumer electronics stores:
1. The prices for items are too good to be true. Everyone is looking for a bargain on electronics, and scammers use tantalizingly low prices to lure victims in. If the prices for items are well below those of trusted competitors, it’s a sign to walk away.
2. Spelling and grammatical errors abound Some phony electronics Web sites are created by scammers overseas. As a result, the Web sites, or spam e-mails
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