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Woman orders Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max, gets apple flavoured yogurt drink instead - The incident is appalling as the order was placed directly on Apple’s official website and not through some third-party reseller.
Image Credit: Liu, We Video, as screenshot by Global Times In a video uploaded to Weibo on Friday, the woman, named Liu, explained that she spent over $1,500 to buy a new iPhone on Apple's official website. When she later opened the package, someone had switched the contents with a food item instead. Liu did not receive the package directly from her courier, but rather from a parcel locker in her residential community. Local police had deemed the swap to be a case of theft, though no one is sure where along the line the switch occurred. Both Apple and Express Mail Service -- the company tha...
What you need to know A woman in East China has taken to Weibo after paying $1,500 for a carton of Apple-flavored yogurt. She thought she was buying a 256GB iPhone 12 Pro Max but was left sorely disappointed. A woman in China has taken to Weibo after paying $1,500 for an iPhone 12 Pro Max that turned out to be yogurt. A woman in East China's Anhui Province drew wide attention on Fri after saying she had received a package with only a box of yogurt inside after buying an iPhone online. In a video spread on Weibo on Friday, the woman surnamed Liu said she spent 10,099 yuan ($1,563) to buy an i...
Today we learned that the venerable Grumman Long Life Vehicle, the nation’s default mail delivery vehicle for over 30 years, finally has an actual replacement, and it’s made by Oshkosh Defense, which I’m told is not a subsidiary of the company that makes all those toddler overalls, though I am awaiting definite confirmation of that.
Letter to Donald Trump – 23 Jan 2021 By Dear President Trump, Last year, I wrote ten letters to you. My flawless records indicate the dates of those letters: 10 Feb., 9 Apr., 1 May, 21 July, 14 Aug., 23 Sep., 26 Oct., 16 Nov., 3 Dec., and 31 Dec. I wondered through the year if any of my letters actually arrived at the White House. I understand the special screening all White House, Congressional, and other Washington, D.C. highly placed government officials' mail goes through and know that screening delays delivery at least one day, sometimes two. But when we out here on the great pra...