Seen this on Facebook advertised. Is it a con? Is it legit? Looks incredible.. https://www.partyaura.com/products/fish-finder-underwater-drone-with-1080p-full-hd-camera-night-infrared-scene?cfb=f5b07f1d-c394-47b6-ac4d-44c3e559f764&ifb=f5b07f1d-c394-47b6-ac4d-44c3e559f764&scm=search.v17&score=4.847023187329916&ssp=&spm=..collection_67696cf4-87f0-450f-b02c-9c3c7e1d2d38.header_1.1&spm_prev=..index.header_1.1
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From what I've heard and read of Facebook advertisements most of them are junk / scams / phishing for details.
The site you've linked looks almost ok but has some flags to me.
Stock available numbers on that camera for example are huge and unbelievable
Registered only 3 months ago
No office location listed on the website
Some off putting grammar in places.
On the FAQs page it talks about having sizes and colours, as he this info is generic and taken from a clothes website.
Also on the same page it states they only deliver to a united states address
Bit of a risk ordering anything from them in my opinion
From what I've heard and read of Facebook advertisements most of them are junk / scams / phishing for details.
The site you've linked looks almost ok but has some flags to me.
Stock available numbers on that camera for example are huge and unbelievable
Registered only 3 months ago
No office location listed on the website
Some off putting grammar in places.
On the FAQs page it talks about having sizes and colours, as he this info is generic and taken from a clothes website.
Also on the same page it states they only deliver to a united states address
Bit of a risk ordering anything from them in my opinion
If it looks too good to be true, it will be. And at £31 this certainly looks too good to be true.
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If you can afford to lose £30 odd quid if it doesn't turn up and you think it will help your fishing then go for it.
If not then don't.
I would say buyer beware
If you can afford to lose £30 odd quid if it doesn't turn up and you think it will help your fishing then go for it.
If not then don't.
I would say buyer beware
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Launched a couple of years back by a company called chasing - https://www.chasing.com/en/chasing-f1.html
Video from two years back
https://youtu.be/ptRRn5s1Jsc
These are not cheap I think that Facebook link is a scam
Launched a couple of years back by a company called chasing - https://www.chasing.com/en/chasing-f1.html
Video from two years back
https://youtu.be/ptRRn5s1Jsc
These are not cheap I think that Facebook link is a scam