I said a few of those bags didn't I? Read my whole post please bruh.You are talking about this IKEA bag carrying 300 iPhones? Really, LOL? Bruhhhhhhhh!
I said a few of those bags didn't I? Read my whole post please bruh.You are talking about this IKEA bag carrying 300 iPhones? Really, LOL? Bruhhhhhhhh!
I did. I worked at Ikea for a short amount of time and these bags are very flimsy and loose. Also, see-through! Now if you are talking Trader Joe's bags... Now we're talking, LOL.I said a few of those bags didn't I? Read my whole post please bruh.
Could have been an order for pickup I guess 🤷♂️They had 300 iPhone 13 in stock???
This story smells rotten…
Was my first thought but seems way too obvious to pull off successfully.Sounds like an insurance fraud.
The “business man” likely is shipping them overseas for sale in restricted markets. China, Vietnam, Philippines, Indonesia. Just to name a few potential destinations.Wait. Are the people who are buying the iPhones at this guy's small business paying more than retail? Otherwise, why bother if there's no profit for this guy. Unless he's able to get a lot of marked-up accessory add-on sales with them.
I'm very temped to call my local Apple store and ask them if I can purchase 300 iPhones tonight. Social experiment?I'm confused because Apple Stores have limits on how many phones they can sell to one person, and it's nowhere close to that.
I am surprised they even would keep that many iPhones in an Apple Store during a non launch day.I'm very temped to call my local Apple store and ask them if I can purchase 300 iPhones tonight. Social experiment?
My thought too. All of it just seems so silly.Seems like insurance fraud
I don’t know - many a time I’ve had trouble sleeping and thought “Maybe a glass of warm milk might help. Either that or getting dressed and going in search of 300 iPhones”.Sorry but who buys 300 iPhones from the store and carries them to a car at 01:45??
It states that he resells them though.Could be for his business, company phones. Who knows really.
It's one of their flagship stores. It has 900 employees. It's busy all the time, including at night when little else is open.I am surprised they even would keep that many iPhones in an Apple Store during a non launch day.
I stand corrected. I did not see that originally.It states that he resells them though.
The bag contained 125 iPhones that were worth $95,000. Police said the man in question often made large iPhone purchases from the Fifth Avenue Store in order to resell them through his small business.
Sounds like a Breaking Bad episode
An unnamed 27-year-old man who purchased 300 iPhones from Apple Fifth Avenue on Monday morning was robbed shortly after leaving the store, according to 1010Wins Radio in New York.
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He was carrying 300 iPhone 13s in three bags and walking to his car at 1:45 a.m. when another car pulled up next to him. Two men jumped out and demanded that he hand over the bags. Not wanting to hand over 300 iPhones, the victim put up a fight and was ultimately punched in the face before thieves made off with one of the bags.
The bag contained 125 iPhones that were worth $95,000. Police said the man in question often made large iPhone purchases from the Fifth Avenue Store in order to resell them through his small business. It is not clear why he was making the purchase at 1:00 in the morning, nor whether he was specifically targeted based on past purchasing habits.
Apple's Fifth Avenue location is open 24 hours a day, allowing for the early morning purchases. Apple also had a Black Friday sale going on at the time, which the thieves may have been aware of.
The NYPD is investigating the robbery, and the victim was not seriously injured. A description of the suspects and their vehicles has not yet been released.
Article Link: Man Robbed After Buying 300 iPhones From Apple Fifth Avenue
I remembered they used to limit it when it was an AT&T exclusive, to prevent those T-Mobile jailbreakers from selling them. Now that they are pretty much available to those who want one, they stopped caring.It's one of their flagship stores. It has 900 employees. It's busy all the time, including at night when little else is open.
While not surprising they had so many iPhones on-hand, it is surprising they'd sell so many to a single person. They used to limit the number purchased per person per visit.