Counterfeit Apple Watch Ultra 2, Black ‘Titanium’

Model

“Watch Ultra 2”

Brand

“Apple”

This is a Bona-fide, Genuine Counterfeit Apple Watch Ultra 2, very nearly indistinguishable from the more common version manufactured and sold by Apple. Exquisite workmanship, accurate in every detail, look, and feel. Software, not so much. Though it does look really authentic. Across-the-board accuracy in not just this Genuine Counterfeit Watch Ultra 2, but the Packaging, printing, and documentation match the Counterfeiting Excellence of the Watch, flawless in every detail, down to the Serial Number. The Band is also presumed to be equally accurate, but is still sealed, virginal in its sealed, “factory fresh” box. Ostensibly originally purchased September 25, 2024 at the Apple Store Bellevue, it also includes a Genuine Counterfeit Invoice and Bill of Sale to an equally Counterfeit “Michael William.” This piece of Counterfitting Art was sold to me via Offer Up, listing https://offerup.co/faYXKzQFnY?$deeplink_path=/item/detail/1(contact info removed)58 by “Kevin Pham” of Federal Way, with an amazing 11 reviews from only 3 alleged sales. And he has four more items listed for sale, five, with this Genuine Counterfeit Apple Watch Ultra 2, still listed, so he has more than just the one he sold me. Having had several transactions culminate with delivery of Sport Trading cards, instead of the item posted, I thought, by buying local, and activating and pairing the Watch on the spot, I would know, immediately, if it was legitimate. Ha. But Kevin “had to work late”, and sent his “son” Kai, in his stead, driving a black Tesla. But, though we had excellent WiFi, alas, the “New, Never-Activated” Watch was uncharged, and unable to be paired. I foolishly gave him the money and completed the exchange. The Watch will not pair. Or even give accurate time. The software is Genuinely Counterfeit, as well. Very pretty. Very non-functional. Both telephone numbers, by which we communicated, give,”this number is no longer in service.” Had I made this purchase from “Kevin Pham” as recommended by Offer Up, I could have declared the transaction Unacceptable, and my money would not have been released… UNLESS I RATED THE TRANSACTION. ONCE RATED, THE MONEY IS RELEASED, REGARDLESS OF THE RATING. So DON’T RATE the transaction: immediately write a Nastygram, using the clunky Offer Up DM, telling the Seller it is unacceptable, and REPORT IT to Offer Up. But resist giving the Seller a Bad Rating. Or any Rating. Unfortunately, this system DOES NOTHING to hold scammers accountable or warn other prospective suckers, er, buyers. But if you would enjoy this Genuine Counterfeit, non-functional “Apple Watch Ultra 2” as an exquisite piece of Counterfeiting Art, I would be delighted to sell it to you, no markup, no discount, no profit to me.