A person in England was surprised when he received the iPhone 15 Pro Max, which he ordered directly from Apple’s official site. The phone sent to him was an Android phone that looked like an iPhone and was sold much cheaper than the original model. The person shared all delivery confirmation emails from Apple and tracking details from DPD, the company that handled the delivery, on the social media platform.
When the buyer unboxed the supposed iPhone, he immediately realized something was wrong. The first thing he noticed was that the phone had a screen protector on. The person noticed details such as the screen not being smooth, the black area being illuminated in a non-OLED way, and the thick frame at the bottom, and when he turned on the phone and started the installation process, he clearly understood that it was not an Apple device. Fortunately, the user did not log in with their Apple ID.The buyer has created a ticket and is currently awaiting a response from Apple. It is extremely abnormal for an iPhone ordered directly from Apple to turn out to be a fake. As is known, such events occur on e-commerce platforms.
