Netizens urge everyone not to raise the price to buy iPhone 15 scalpers are going crazy for money

Netizens urge not to raise iPhone 15 prices, as scalpers are driven by greed

【Phoneauto News】Regarding “scalpers”, I believe that most people do not have a good impression of them. Recently, the Apple iPhone 15 series was officially released, and many scalpers were quick to take action, rushing to place orders on the official Apple website. Although the iPhone 15 will not be officially available until September 22nd, these scalpers couldn’t wait and have already posted their orders on various social media and second-hand trading platforms. However, in previous years, these scalpers were able to make a fortune by reselling iPhones, but this year is different. Many netizens have even spontaneously called for everyone not to buy from scalpers at inflated prices.

Recently, Phoneauto noticed that some netizens posted on social platforms, saying, “Scalpers are only reselling at inflated prices. If you don’t buy, I don’t buy, and nobody buys, then these devices won’t be taken out by scalpers. Everyone’s delivery time can be advanced. Each iPhone from Apple has a unique serial number. If it is not activated by the owner’s ID, it can be easily identified whether it is from a scalper. If there are no scalpers, users who genuinely want to buy a phone for personal use wouldn’t have to wait for a month.”

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Nowadays, scalpers who resell iPhone 15 models can be said to be “rats crossing the street”. Some netizens posted that their phones arrived on the 29th, but the scalpers still wanted to sell them at a 1000 yuan markup, stating that they are “crazy about making money.” Some netizens have also reported that scalpers selling iPhones on certain second-hand trading platforms account for at least 50% to 70%. It is precisely because of the existence of these scalpers that the purchasing experience for ordinary consumers has been extremely poor.

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