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Fake Xiaomi M2 purchased at Bainaohui computer makrket in Beijing
by rippley5150 » Feb 20, 2013 13:59 pm  in General Shopping    Replies 0   Views 1210 

Hello


 


Just a PSA.


 


I recently purchased a Xiaomi M2 at the Bainaohui computer in Beijing and have discovered that it is a fake. I returned to the vendor and showed him pictures of a real M2 and a fake one.The vendor allowed me to use their wifi connection on the 19th of Feb. when I returned on the 20th, he said there was no wifi available and he wasn't very happy to be dealing with me.


 


The vendor name is OK02 


Buyer beware 


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