Jiang, 30, a former engineering student at a community college in Albany, Oregon, pleaded guilty in federal court Wednesday to trafficking in counterfeit goods, the U.S. Attorney’s office in Portland announced.

The presence of fake iPhones and other high-tech gadgets has become an issue in global resale markets, with some counterfeit versions operating so well it’s hard for users to tell the difference between them and the genuine products.

Over the span of two years, a Chinese national in Oregon sent devices that looked like iPhones to Apple, saying they wouldn’t turn on and should be replaced under warranty.

He didn’t just submit a couple of the devices — he delivered in person or shipped to Apple around 3,000 of them.

See how he Scammed Apple: 
https://glintztv.com/2019/05/23/chinese-man-in-oregon-guilty-of-defrauding-apple-of-1500-iphones/

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I have no sympathy for Apple. They have been scamming consumers with their overpriced products for years.

Rather than sentence the young man, the judge should give him a handshake.

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ValCon888:
I have no sympathy for Apple. They have been scamming consumers with their overpriced products for years.

Rather than sentence the young man, the judge should give him a handshake.

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GeneralPula:
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thank you for cancelling the rubbish that thing wrote