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total bs. This is totally the employee's fault. They should have asked for the receipt. Also why would someone who has a macbook pro and an iphone want to steal a flimsy pair of $100 headphones. F U apple. This guy gives you atleast $500-600 in profits yet you send him to jail for mistakenly taking a pair of shitty headphones.
very easy to miss a click and if the phone glitched or lagged then even more likly
and if i had a mac pro (god forbid) and an i phone then i definitly wouldnt go into a apple store to steal a set of head phones i could get from walmart or something
especially if i applied for a job
Is not the problem of money here. The idea is that Apple EasyPay service is no so easy to use as they say.
Apple sell overpriced rubbish. Steer clear.
ummmmm if the boy said it was a mistake why didnt he just try to ring it up again???
also the employee is at fault as well
and if he was hanging out for an hour in the store, getting his overpriced macbook fixed while playing on his overpriced phone and filed for a job application there, i doubt he would steel from them. he clearly "was" and apple fanboy why would he want to hurt the company in anyway???