Two days ago I told you that in an article from Gizmodo the practices that the employees of an Apple Store undertook in the store, with products of the company or even of customers, were presented. I told you that the store manager offered Apple products in exchange for cosmetic surgery, in other cases he rented Apple products to several people, and that the employees used or destroyed customers' products only because they did not treat them very well.
Those from Gizmodo did not want to say which store those employees belong to, but those from Dallas News they found out it was the NorthPark store in Texas. Although the stories from Gizmodo describe a terrible store, this is one of the largest in Texas, if we are talking about the volume of sales. The Dallas News editor confirms that Gizmodo mostly reported the truth, but says that some stories are a little exaggerated, but only the employees know everything that happened there.
Recently, Apple has had quite big problems with the US retail segment, and this article will certainly not calm things down. Every year hundreds of millions of people visit Apple stores and every day tens of thousands of people appear in front of the "geniuses" that were presented in the Gizmodo article.
