Discovering Apple Loophole by a fraudster

Edward Hornsey 24 years old sent 51 used mobiles to the technology giant Apple, and they replaced them with brand new ones. This young man was jailed  for £27,000 IPhone  after discovering a loophole in the phone.

Apple was founded by the late Steve Jobs in 1976, it is known for its innovative designs and popular hardware consumer electronics, have now revolutionized personal computers with the release of the iPad.

Edward sent 51 used mobiles to Apple and he was amazed when the replaced them with brand new handsets. What Edward did was that he  bought dozens of second-hand mobiles phones  before sending them to Apple and in return Apple quickly sent back to him shiny new models.

The company has no cross referencing system and Edward to advantage of the system and started buying  second-hand phones with the help of Gumtree and eBay accounts he has set up.

He was caught when police raided his house and found his bedroom full of mobile phones. 45 out of the 51 phones recovered from his bedroom were registered as lost or stolen.

The persecutor Laurence Jones says in a clear word “Hornsey exploited a loophole in Apple’s replace or repair service. He made a profit and  undeclared living dealing in second hand mobile phones”

Edward found he loophole in Apple and exploited it. He exploited the Apple’s replace and repair scheme and ran a lucrative business out of his parents house in llanrumney suburd of Cardiff.

Edward employs the method of buy used mobile phones, and since people do not asked where the phones comes from, he used it to make money and jailed for six months.