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portable ssd scam
About this tag
The portable SSD scam tag covers fraudulent listings for external solid-state drives that claim impossibly high capacities at unrealistically low prices. Recent discussions highlight a specific scam where a "30TB" portable SSD was listed on Walmart for $39, a deal that security researchers and informed buyers immediately flagged as fake. These scams often originate from marketplaces like AliExpress and rely on misleading product descriptions to trick consumers. The tag focuses on identifying warning signs such as extreme price-to-capacity ratios, unknown brands, and suspicious seller histories. It serves as a resource for Windows users and hardware shoppers to recognize and avoid these deceptive products.
It feels like high-capacity SSDs are getting cheaper all the time, but in the words of a security researcher known as Link Removed on Twitter, there are still some deals that are Link Removed. In the spirit of discovery, he bought a "30TB" external SSD from AliExpress for $31.40, which also...