I received a text message saying that Apple's mobile phone only needs 899, national cash on delivery and SF Express, but I have to pay the money first and then inspect the goods. I want to ask, is thi

I received a text message saying that Apple's mobile phone only needs 899, national cash on delivery and SF Express, but I have to pay the money first and then inspect the goods. I want to ask, is this true or false? . . Seeing this screenshot, my first impression is another deceptive thing. Don't think too much. Putting such an advertisement on a conspicuous website is not what fishing is, but also the national cash on delivery, and the most important thing is to pay the money first and then inspect the goods. This is not a lie. If it is a physical store, there is nothing wrong with paying the money first and then inspecting the goods. After all, people's stores are there and they can't run away.