‘Cheap iPhone deal’: warning over scam sites selling latest Apple mobiles
Summary
Apple recently launched new iPhones, including a foldable model, leading scammers to create fake websites offering these phones at lower prices. These fraudulent sites try to trick people into paying by bank transfer but never deliver the phones.Key Facts
- Apple released new models: iPhone Duo (foldable), iPhone 18 Pro, and 18 Pro Max.
- Scammers registered many fake websites using terms like "Apple" and "iPhone 18" around the launch date.
- Fraudulent sites often look real, sometimes using AI to copy genuine retailer styles.
- These sites offer lower prices and early access claims to lure buyers.
- Payment is usually requested by bank transfer or cryptocurrency, which offer no buyer protection.
- Apple warns users through its Safari browser about fake and dangerous websites.
- Real Apple sales accept credit or debit cards; fake sites may refuse these options.
- People tricked into paying should contact their bank immediately and report the fraud.
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