A man from Malaysia purchased a iPhone 6S from a local online store, but although he expected to receive an Apple smartphone whose price was 736 dollars, he received a silver lock, as you can see in the pictures.
The man was shocked by what he found inside iPhone 6S case after he opened it, the lock having a weight close to that of the iPhone 6S terminal produced by the Apple company, so the person who stole it thought the crime through quite well.
The problem itself is a unique one and after publishing his story on Facebook, the online store quickly solved the problem, replacing the lock with a real Apple iPhone 6S in less than a day, so everything was finally solved with a satisfied customer.
Considering that the store that sold the smartphone was not going to receive the money until after the customer opened the package, the replacement of the terminal was most likely done by an employee before sending, by a courier, or by a customer who returned the product packed and it has not been checked.
Although the incident has nothing to do with Romania, the conclusion must be drawn from this problem that when you buy a packaged product, it is good to open the packaging before paying to be sure that you are not being tricked, even by the stores.
