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Social media influencer 'Gabbar Singh', with 1.5 million followers, raised an alarm on Twitter, claiming to have received a fake iPhone 15 from Amazon.

Responding to the now-viral tweet, Amazon apologised for the inconvenience caused to the customer.

Viral Post: Man claims that he received a 'fake' iPhone 15 from Amazon, company apologises.

The customer shared his dismay after receiving what appeared to be a fake iPhone 15 from Amazon.

According to the user, he received what he claimed to be a “fake iPhone 15” from the e-commerce giant. Alongside a photo of the product displaying an error message, the user expressed frustration and questioned his followers if they had faced similar issues. - Newsx

A popular X user with over 1.5 million followers has shared an unsettling incident with his recent Amazon purchase. The user, who goes by 'Gabbar Singh' on the platform, claimed that he received a "fake iPhone 15" from the e-commerce site.

Indian chess Grandmaster Priyadharshan Kannappan, who had ordered a plastic table on Amazon, is now fearing for his safety and wondering whether the company has any customer safety policy.This is because he had been abused by the Amazon ...

Did a major data breach leave your Amazon account with unrecognizable addresses in your account? You might want to check.

After new delivery addresses appeared on the accounts of some Amazon users in the United States, social media posts claimed they had been hacked. This is false; the company has said Amazon Hub locations were added due to an internal error.

Did a major data breach leave your Amazon account with unrecognizable addresses in your account? You might want to check.