As the PlayStation 5 shortage and scalper fiasco continues, eBay has issued a warning to sellers defrauding customers with photos of the console.
Eurogamer reported that there is a plethora of deliberately misleading listings on eBay designed to exploit those desperately searching for a console, some of which have attracted unsuspecting bidders. The publication received a statement from the website, in which it promised to crack down on scammers. The statement reads:

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