Florida Tech CEO Indicted for Selling $1B Worth of Counterfeit Cisco Equipment
One thing I always try to remember is not to buy or sell electronics in Miami.<p>Every time a &quot;person&quot; from Miami has purchased a device from me online, it turned out to be the address of some shady forwarding&#x2F;shipping company.  They take forever and lose things, so the actual buyer may file a claim they never got the item.  Thankfully, Swappa caught on and put some rules in place recently.  Basically, the buyer must disclose this, and once it&#x27;s delivered to said forwarder, the transaction is done.<p>Every time I&#x27;ve purchased a phone from a seller in Miami, it&#x27;s been fraudulent in some way.  Typically, phones being sold as new that have very obvious pry marks near the screen.<p>Beautiful city, but something about it seems to attract the shadiest businesses.