So many consumers have been deceived into paying for an unauthentic good just to discover that they aren't going to get it and that the money they spent has been gone. This is the "catch": scammers who operate online are a little more skilled and talented at fooling consumers into thinking they are in fact purchasing something that is genuine with their exaggerated sales pitch. You, as a customer, will either receive a fake product or something that's completely unrelated to what you ordered from them.
So, the best thing to do in order to avoid these kinds of scams is to place an order as COD (Cash on Delivery) rather than paying it online and documenting yourself unboxing the product before handing over your payment to the delivery guy. This will assure you that you received the right order.
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