Hilltopup too good to be true?

It’s too good to be true, right? I mean a $25 power meter can’t be any good, can it?

https://hilltopup.com/product/cycling-power-meter-at-a-breakthrough-price/?fbclid=IwAR28-j7eB54VnR7lISVTmeG-XrZYVdnz75kqm21VOIfx4ObSmqjkXXa4bF0_aem_AVIsVHm3FxiJPLGDVL045kzStJFOqwBtlosAKUzX0IBY1Ndt89wDVTjhTMXh4Wazeo-Vg8lPI04G6-4GY7qEI2-Z_3wqEA_bDP559i-ljHzH055AU0gSChj6uyQJ49hJ4rE

These folks have damn good copywriting for scammers.

I think that’s the early version of the IQ2 which still hasn’t been launched. IQ2 seems like a bit of a con but the linked to $25 is a definite con/scam.

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That’s likely because they stole it from somewhere. I’m not clicking the link because it’s likely that they are trying to hack your computer just by visiting the site, in addition to steal your credit card info if you give it to them.

You know that saying about a fool and his/her money …

The photos of the circuit boards actually say “iq square” on them. it’s a scam from which you well never receive a product.

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From what I’ve heard of similar scams you do get a product, a cadence meter :open_mouth:

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