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Q: Where do 2nd hand electronic markets get their stock from? Stolen?

I recently bought a 2nd hand camera at a market for a really low price. It came in the original leather case and looked like it was brand new. However, it didn't come with the charger, cable, originally box or user manual so it's made me suspicious as to how they got their hands on it. It's a new model so I doubt someone traded it in for the newest version because there isn't one. Are a lot of these goods simply stolen? I don't want bad karma!

11 years 37 weeks ago in  Web & Technology - China

 
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Stolen, demo model from a store, or QC reject.

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my friend said it might be stolen...

 

btw, which city do u live in? i never found such a market in shanghai yet.

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