Hi everyone,
I'm planning a fresh Hackintosh install on my laptop and I'm torn between macOS Sequoia (15) and Tahoe (26).
I've been reading here, on some old post, about some significant performance regression and "laggy" UI issues on 9th gen i9 processors with Tahoe, and it has me worried about my setup.
My CPU is a i7-1065G7 with 16Gb Ram.
Hey everyone,
Long story short: I just won an auction on Catawiki from an EU pro seller, but I haven't paid anything yet.
Right after winning, I realized the brand (Techno Tempo) is essentially an Alibaba dropshipping scam. They artificially inflate their retail prices so Catawiki "experts" estimate a €110 watch at €1,500+.
Catawiki auction: https://www.catawiki.com/fr/l/103359644-tecnotempo-moon-phase-aurora-borealis-special-edition-tt-50mp-arb-homme-2020-et-apres
Same watch on Alibaba (Brand can custom color) : https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/Most-Popular-Products-LOBINNI-18010-Relogio_62504918432.html
To make it even more obvious, the official TechnoTempo website shares the exact same company registration number (CS-192859) as the Catawiki seller ("WatchStore"), who seems to exclusively sell brand-new TechnoTempo watches...
I immediately used my EU 14-day right of withdrawal to cancel the order. Legally, under EU Directive 2011/83/EU (Article 15), using the right of withdrawal on the main purchase automatically cancels any ancillary contracts—like platform fees—at no cost to the consumer.
My question for anyone who has dealt with this: since the law is on my side and I haven't paid yet, will Catawiki just drop it, or will they still try to come after me for their buyer's fee? What are the chances I get out of this without paying a single cent?
Thanks!