A Reddit user who gambled a mere $20 on a 4TB external HDD from Temu has revealed, to the surprise of absolutely no one, that the drive was actually a scam, showing that it contained nothing but innards of a microSD card reader with a generic memory card attached to it. According to the post on the subreddit r/pcmasterrace, they decided to risk purchasing the item off the marketplace because it only cost $20. By comparison, the 4TB variant of the WD My Passport external hard drive, one of our best external SSDs , costs $719.99 on Amazon . At more than 97% cheaper, it’s obvious that the item is fake, but since the absolute dollar value is minimal for the user, they decided to gamble on it. I got a 4TB external drive off Temu and this is what they sent lmao from r/pcmasterrace In fact, the scam was so obvious that Temu refunded the purchase "suspiciously easily." Instead of finding a 2.5-inch SATA drive inside its plastic casing, all they found was a microSD card reader hot-glued to the back.…