“Lining up inside the Apple Store on Fifth Avenue, I was surrounded by shoppers speaking languages from around the world. The salesman looked stunned when I said I wanted an unlocked iPhone. Just one? A new shipment of unlocked 5s phones had just come in, he said, adding that the gold model I asked for was the most popular in Europe and the easiest to resell. To my right, a man with a credit card from a Saudi bank was trying to buy his third and fourth phones of the day. ‘Make it two,’ I said. There was one more step: The salesman grabbed a landline from behind the counter to connect me with my bank’s antifraud department. Purchases from this store, he said, are red flags.”
Did you like this?
Tip Freedomwat.ch Staff with Bitcoin
Tip Freedomwat.ch Staff with Bitcoin
Related posts:
Marine who urinated on dead Taliban fighters in 2011 receives reduced rank as punishment
Obama offers 'grand bargain' on corporate tax rate, infrastructure
CNN: People Become Terrorists Because Of Genetics, NOT Drone Strikes Or Palestine
For NSA chief, terrorist threat drives passion to ‘collect it all,’ observers say
With the end of Fed's QE in sight, U.S. public says 'Huh?'
Woman blames husband for Obama win, runs him over with car
Marine’s 11-year war crimes conviction overturned
Jim Bovard: The great farm robbery
Google plans drone delivery service for 2017
Obama's visit to Israel gets an official logo
Bitcoin is not just digital currency. It's Napster for finance.
Schoolgirl virginity tests prompt outrage in Indonesia
Orgies, devil men, knife-wielding maniacs: A history of cannabis in California
Britain set to ban Google Glass for drivers
Jordanians ‘suspicious’ about U.S. troop movements