This Is NOT an RTX 5090
Feb 1, 2026•Channel
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Published5 months ago
Duration2:16
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Languageen
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Views111
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Engagement Rate12.61%
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Source: https://videocardz.com/newz/rtx-5090-purchase-allegedly-arrives-as-rocks-wrapped-in-a-towel
A recent viral report on Reddit has highlighted a significant mail fraud incident where an Amazon customer received a package containing rocks wrapped in a towel instead of an MSI GeForce RTX 5090. This particular case involved an Amazon Resale order, a platform often targeted by scammers who return counterfeit or weighted items to bypass basic warehouse weight checks. While the original poster provided images of the shipment, the incident aligns with a growing trend of high-end GPU scams where "too good to be true" prices from third-party resellers lead to empty boxes or debris. Consumers are warned to be extremely cautious of prices significantly below the current $5,000 market average and to document the unboxing of any high-value hardware. This situation underscores a persistent vulnerability in automated return processing systems at major online retailers during periods of extreme hardware demand.
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