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I would assume it's purchased from stolen Apple IDs and/or credit cards. That seems a whole lot more straightforward and likely than someone handing out dirty m
by eli 13y ago
I would assume it's purchased from stolen Apple IDs and/or credit cards. That seems a whole lot more straightforward and likely than someone handing out dirty money to a bunch of people with legit Apple accounts.
- mittermayr 13y agothis sounds like a plausible approach, although I wonder for how long such a run would work given that very soon, the seller account would be shutdown if 99% of purchases were made by credit cards reported stolen or accruing reverse charges quickly. I could see that work briefly, but the seller account would long be gone now, after a single run even, I'd assume. unless, this is just nothing large at play, just a random dude stealing cards here and there, less than 100k a year type of criminal activity.
- eli 13y agoMaybe they aren't credit cards, but stolen iTunes gift cards (or legit gift cards purchased with stolen credit cards). I don't think it would work very well for a long time at a large volume. But so what? Set up a new seller account and start over.
- nhangen 13y agoOr legit gift cards purchased with cash