(EMAILWIRE.COM, August 20, 2013 ) Denver, Colorado -- When the term "apple" is searched on Google, the first things that show up are all about Apple smartphones and the information on apple fruits are hard to find.
It seems the consumers associate the term with iPhone more than fruits. That is what happened in Australia. She visited online ad website to purchase 2 Apple phones and found an ad which says, "two apples for sale" which was posted by another woman.
They both went to the local restaurant and had an actual conversation about the business ![]()
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transaction, and the buyer paid over 1000 Australian dollars to the seller. She didn't examine the content of box then and found out that "two apples" were actually two apple fruits.
It was an expensive lesson she learned from this con artist and it is also something to keep in mind for all the consumers.
WittyCuisiner, a kitchen tool company based in Denver suburb, recently posted a Facebook update regarding this story. A company's spokesperson, Evelyn Stewart, says, "Facebook is a great social media to spread news or interesting facts to people including our customers."
Stewart continues to explain why the company posted it on the social media, "We thought that this particular story is something we can all learn important lessons from. Most of online transactions are safe but there are always people who cheat out of the system. The post is just the reminder to our fans and friends."
The image on Facebook includes a photo of a large red apple and near the top of the image says "Did you know apples are part of the rose family?" What happened in Australia is shared with the fans as a comment.
The size of the image is 500 pix by 552 pix and the resolution is 240 DPI, and it is also shared in the company's other social media platform including Twitter, Pinterest and Google Plus.
About WittyCuisiner, Inc.
WittyCuisiner, Inc is a company which is devoted to providing premium quality cooking and kitchen tools such as stainless steel measuring spoons. One of its missions is to create fun yet functional tools which make cooking and baking experience more enjoyable for anyone at any age.
Yoshi Kasho
(888) 661-5746
media@wittycuisiner.com
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It seems the consumers associate the term with iPhone more than fruits. That is what happened in Australia. She visited online ad website to purchase 2 Apple phones and found an ad which says, "two apples for sale" which was posted by another woman.
They both went to the local restaurant and had an actual conversation about the business
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It was an expensive lesson she learned from this con artist and it is also something to keep in mind for all the consumers.
WittyCuisiner, a kitchen tool company based in Denver suburb, recently posted a Facebook update regarding this story. A company's spokesperson, Evelyn Stewart, says, "Facebook is a great social media to spread news or interesting facts to people including our customers."
Stewart continues to explain why the company posted it on the social media, "We thought that this particular story is something we can all learn important lessons from. Most of online transactions are safe but there are always people who cheat out of the system. The post is just the reminder to our fans and friends."
The image on Facebook includes a photo of a large red apple and near the top of the image says "Did you know apples are part of the rose family?" What happened in Australia is shared with the fans as a comment.
The size of the image is 500 pix by 552 pix and the resolution is 240 DPI, and it is also shared in the company's other social media platform including Twitter, Pinterest and Google Plus.
About WittyCuisiner, Inc.
WittyCuisiner, Inc is a company which is devoted to providing premium quality cooking and kitchen tools such as stainless steel measuring spoons. One of its missions is to create fun yet functional tools which make cooking and baking experience more enjoyable for anyone at any age.
Yoshi Kasho
(888) 661-5746
media@wittycuisiner.com
Source: EmailWire.Com