Brazenfrauteurs on the internet always imitate online stores of football top clubs and lure with low prices. A real fan from Tyrol also fell on a supposed special offer and is now looking through the fingers.
Peter Huber (name changed by the editorial team) has been one that -Hard -Fan of Real Madrid. And when the “Royal” in the previous year the title in the Football Champions League agreed, the 28-year-old Tyrolean swore to get a sweater from his favorite player Vinicius Junior on the next occasion.
“On the internet, however, I only found offers for the sweater between € 100 and € 150 – the shirt number and the wish not even included. Really proud prices,” says the supporter of the “Los Blancos” – as the Spanish record champion is also called because of his snow jerseys for snow. The price was just too high for the two -time young father.
Credit card payment only possible
The joy was of course huge when the news suddenly appeared on Facebook that the Champions League sweater from the previous season was apparently available in the official club shop for cheap 35 euros, including the desired herd. “Of course I didn’t think long and hit immediately,” Peter recalls. But he has not yet received the sweater – despite immediate payment by credit card.
The Tyrolean has fallen victim to criminals who shamelessly exploit football fans on the internet with falsification pages of other large clubs. “I should have listened when I saw that only the payment of the credit card was offered and no alternatives were selected,” is the 28-year-old irritated, who naturally holds his fingers for Real Madrid this year without the sweater of Vinicius Junior.
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Source: Krone
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