There are apples, the fruit, and Apple iPhones, and usually it’s pretty easy to tell the difference.

Unfortunately, an Australian woman caught up in a scam ended up paying $1,200 for two pieces of fruit.

The crime of produce happened on a Website called Gumtree. According to the Herald Sun, the 21-year-old scam victim placed an ad asking if anyone had an iPhone for sale.

She got a response from another woman who said she could sell her two. The two met at a McDonald’s where the buyer handed the seller $1,200 and was handed two “iPhone boxes that looked new.” The woman didn’t check to see what was inside.

She finally looked once she got home, and found fruit, not phones, inside.


More and source: http://akaahanterungwa.com/2013/08/02/woman-tricked-into-buying-2-actual-apples-she-thought-were-iphones/

Dd she cry when she saw d apples If no,For her not v checkd d content in d box immediately it was given to her means she gave fake money to d seller. I beg rush go tell d woman make she check d money wella.

switdil: Dd she cry when she saw d apples If no,For her not v checkd d content in d box immediately it was given to her means she gave fake money to d seller. I beg rush go tell d woman make she check d money wella.

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