Guide

When a price is too good to be true

A low price is one of the most useful scam signals—but price alone cannot prove fraud.

Compare the exact item

Different generations, storage sizes, set numbers, conditions, missing pieces, regional variants, and refurbished products can have very different market values.

Discounts become more meaningful in combinations

A 50% discount from a long-established seller with detailed original photos is different from the same discount on a brand-new account with vague photos and urgent payment requests.

Use price as a reason to verify

The larger the discount, the stronger the independent evidence you should want before paying.

How ResaleSight handles price

When a reliable expected resale range is available, ResaleSight compares the listing price with the conservative low end of that range. The larger the percentage gap, the more price-risk points are added. If the exact variant or a responsible market range cannot be established, ResaleSight does not invent a discount.