Tip of The Day: iPads Are Not Made of Clay
There’s been a rash of fake iPads in the last couple weeks. Several retail stores in the Vancouver, BC area have reported that sophisticated stammers have cleverly substituted blocks of clay for returned iPads.
Future Shop and Best Buy have each launched an investigation into the matter, and it has many people baffled. You see, this isn’t your normal scam where customer tries and fails to return an empty box. No, these scammers succeed at the scam because they are good enough that they can open an iPad retail box, replace the iPad with clay, and then seal the box so it looks like it was never opened.
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