11-04-2017 08:38 PM
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  1. aznhomieboi1689's Avatar
    aznhomieboi1689
    https://www.cnbc.com/2017/11/03/appl...francisco.html

    Hopefully they find the culprits and this doesn't cause any issues for anyone...
    11-03-2017 12:35 AM
  2. COMMISSIONERHBK9's Avatar
    COMMISSIONERHBK9
    I dont get it man the world we live in man it just sadden me
    Premium1 likes this.
    11-03-2017 01:19 AM
  3. darius_robin's Avatar
    darius_robin
    Maybe some poor lads won’t be getting their toys on launch day.
    11-03-2017 01:59 AM
  4. Rob Phillips's Avatar
    Rob Phillips
    Originally Posted by darius_robin
    Maybe some poor lads won’t be getting their toys on launch day.
    Apparently anyone who reserved a phone ahead of time will still get theirs but walk ins are going to have a hard time.
    11-03-2017 03:41 AM
  5. sq018's Avatar
    sq018
    Oh no! fewer iPhone X for us
    11-03-2017 03:55 AM
  7. Merecat's Avatar
    Merecat
    Approximately $300,000 gone just like that. Hope they catch the fugitives . Doubt those phones will even be able to get used even if they recover them. Apple will most likely blacklist all of those IMEI’s
    11-03-2017 08:54 AM
  8. Rob Phillips's Avatar
    Rob Phillips
    Originally Posted by Merecat
    Approximately $300,000 gone just like that. Hope they catch the fugitives . Doubt those phones will even be able to get used even if they recover them. Apple will most likely blacklist all of those IMEI’s
    The article says that Apple has catalogued the serial numbers of the stolen devices. I’m sure they’re no good.
    11-03-2017 09:30 AM
  9. Merecat's Avatar
    Merecat
    Originally Posted by Rob Phillips
    The article says that Apple has catalogued the serial numbers of the stolen devices. I’m sure they’re no good.
    Yup I figured. Apple is pretty swift with blacklisting stolen devices.

    The thing is, the thieves will sell the phones on the street or on shady sites to unsuspecting people that don’t know to check if the IMEI is good before buying it. It’s unfortunate
    11-03-2017 09:34 AM
  10. yanki01's Avatar
    yanki01
    have to be careful on the secondary market now.
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    11-03-2017 10:46 AM
  11. Rob Phillips's Avatar
    Rob Phillips
    Originally Posted by yanki01
    have to be careful on the secondary market now.
    Yep.
    11-04-2017 06:29 AM
  12. Just_Me_D's Avatar
    Just_Me_D
    My questions are these:

    1. How did they know that all of those devices were on that one UPS truck?

    2. If the trucks are loaded in a manner based on routes, how did the thieves know where to look?

    3. How much time did they have to be able to grab approximately 300 packages containing an iPhone X?
    11-04-2017 08:17 AM
  13. anon(5630457)'s Avatar
    anon(5630457)
    Originally Posted by Just_Me_D
    My questions are these:

    1. How did they know that all of those devices were on that one UPS truck?

    2. If the trucks are loaded in a manner based on routes, how did the thieves know where to look?

    3. How much time did they have to be able to grab approximately 300 packages containing an iPhone X?
    Inside job?
    11-04-2017 08:38 PM
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