On products AppAnyone can earn lu today, whether they are owners of vintage computers Apple 1 or the owner's computeronents from future facilities. In the end, however, there are also fraudsters, and they try to make money in any real way. Not so long ago we informed you that a woman from Australia bought two apples for 1500 dollars, and two months later here is another case. During the week, South Korean police arrested three men who were selling clay instead of aluminum telephones.
Police arrested the fraudsters after they tried to sell almost 300 packs iPhone 5 to the Chinese merchant, hoping that he would not discover the clay. Just for this case, the fraudsters decided to pack real phones in some of the boxes, thanks to which they made $150 in fraud. This was helped by the fact that the clay packs weighed the same as the actual phone packs.
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*Source: Kotaku
well, where are the soldiers from the terracotta army disappearing :D like stuffing iPhone boxes
It's unbelievable that there are people who would buy something like iPhone from an unauthorized seller and that it is something below price (especially then iPhone) means nothing more than that something is wrong. And even more shocking is that someone would dare to rob people for more than 3M and get away with it. This is a time when everyone should steal their own, but you have to steal a reasonable amount, they'll lock you up for the crime.
every year there is some joke :(
sonsamuelson: do you know how many people buy it through the bazaar, like a mobile phone from Pausal and the like, someone just takes an unwrapped box in foil and sells it and you get clay or wood and the like....
that's how my brother bought it galaxy note 1, and got steel bars for €300 :(
fraudsters today just take a picture of a mobile phone and send a box and you won't find out, you think that there is one person with you who took the mobile phone for free and how many people they fooled like that....
If I were to buy a mobile phone outside of an official store or operator, I would personally meet and check everything, because nobody can be trusted these days :(
Amnart
When I go to buy a mobile phone for 20k, I understandably want to see (with my own eyes) what I'm buying and I don't care that I'll save 5% of the price by buying online. It's also important for me to test that it works. I have nothing against buying online, but some things are just nestoh my ;)