[Eee Pad Transformer General] craftyhack:
FYI, a good resource to check a bunch of different things about a website is scam advisor dot com, and this one is definitely a scam based on all of the other sites registered to the same registrant that are just as new:

I would give you a direct link for this site, but because I don't post here much it won't freaking let me, but plug this site in there, and check out all of the info it gives you from many different sources.

P.S. a good scammer will operate just like that, be out of US jurisdiction (Canada in this case), setup a whole bunch of sites at once, and only stick around for a couple of weeks before disappearing. Long enough to get a good amount of $, but too short for anyone to report to authorities that they haven't received their goods yet and for the govt to be able to deal with what they have to with respect to international jurisdictional issues. Notice that even though they are based in Canada, during checkout:

"We ship anywhere in the continental United States. Sorry, we do not ship internationally at this time."

HUGE red flag, they don't even ship to the country they are based in, meaning that no one in Canada can be a victim, meaning it will take longer for the US to go through the red tape looking for whomever (who probably isn't in Canada either anyway, I am assuming that is just the first stop in the trail back to somewhere where the money and person will disappear, are not very friendly with the US, and has a no extradition, no jurisdiction policy).

Everyone gets their $ back, at least those that use decent credit cards vs. the predatory CC companies, but the CC companies and the banks will eat it, which in turn means that the insurance companies will eat it(depending on the CC company insurance against unrecoverable fraud refunds), which in turn means it will be a tax write-off for someone, and over the long term that means less tax $ from certain corporations so the govt will try to make up for that somewhere, so potentially in a few years after a lot of this, WE WILL ALL EAT IT.

IMO to stop the domino effect now, don't buy from sites you know deep down are too good to be true, because they are, pure and simple. Sure there are sites that have good deals on certain items every now and then, but when they are TOO good, like this one where EVERYTHING is cheap... and it is a brand new site with the info like what you see in the link I sent... you know it is a scam, stay away and don't screw over the tax payers just because you know your CC company will give you back your money please :).

Just save up for the tab you want, go refurb, or keep looking on CL or eBay or Amazon warehouse, or use deal sites search agents like slickdeals dot net, fatwallet dot com, Google Shopping Search agent, or wherever. Don't just give money that probably came from our pockets anyway (that 70 billion that went to the banks not so long ago) to international criminals that will end up coming out of all of our wallets please.

Hopefully the govt will get more proactive looking for sites just like this and get on the ball investigating as soon as these sites show up to prevent the billions that are lost ever year to fraud sites like this... and get them shutdown ASAP. They certainly have the computing power to automatically detect anomalous sites like this, as do the CC companies, so technically they could too to prevent so much loss to internet fraud loss. Either that or some independent cyber crime "A-Team" will popup that doesn't give a damn about jurisdiction and will find these punks, get what they stole back, and teach them a good lesson that crime doesn't pay :laugh:.

P.P.S. being a new poster here really sucks. I had to go through at least 10 captcha's until I found one I could read, I was not allowed to post direct links (beautiful, the whole point of the internet is direct links to cross reference information easily), and when I saw after my edit to remove direct links that my post made no sense, I had to wait 5 min to be able to edit. It is internet scamming aholes that have made sites be like this to begin with. I have been online since the early 90's, and it is sad just how much it has degraded :(. Back in old days only the necessities were online, either games or porn via BBS, and no worries of all of the crap that happens nowadays :(.