Beware of scam: fake Hasselblad websites offer significant discounts on gear


It seems that Leica is not the only company recently targeted in elaborate online scams that involved multiple fake websites and significant social media advertising campaigns (all on Meta's apps like Facebook and Instagram - both known for being a preferred social platform for scammers worldwide). I recently noticed the first fake Hasselblad website online - I will not link to the actual domain name, but you can see the URL in the screenshots below – I am sure there are more similar sites out there (click for larger view):


Here is a screenshot of the entire front page of the fake Hasselblad website:


Obviously, those deals are too good to be true. Use common sense and buy Hasselblad gear from one of our trusted sponsors:

More on the fake Leica websites:

Beware of scam: multiple fake Leica websites offer significant discounts

Leica Camera issued a warning about fraudulent websites

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