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Man Orders Apples Online, Gets Apple iPhone Instead Man Orders Apples Online, Gets Apple iPhone Instead We ordered apples and randomly got an Apple iPhone!
Nick James received an Apple iPhone with his grocery order from Tesco.
Most of us spend months saving up to buy our favourite phone but all that one man in Britain had to do was buy his groceries. Sounds impossible, doesn t it? Well, Nick James from Twickenham was just as stunned when he saw a brand new Apple iPhone in his grocery bag. He had just ordered some items from one of the branches of Tesco, UK s multinational groceries and general merchandise retailer. The 50-year-old was asked to look for a surprise in the bag by the supermarket s staff. Not thinking much of it, Mr James was expecting an Easter egg or something along those lines. But he was soon shocked to discover the iPhone SE in place of the apples that he had ordered.
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Selected stores in the UK s Tesco supermarket chain are a giving random shoppers surprise substitutions, such as an iPhone SE in place of apples.
Usually, it s a case of a customer buying an iPhone and being palmed off with apple-flavored yoghurt. Now, though, some supermarket shoppers in the UK are find their grocery orders coming with a free iPhone SE.
As with all UK supermarkets during the country s extended coronavirus lockdowns, the Tesco chain has seen an increase in click and collect food shopping. Commonly, ordered items that are not available are replaced with optional substitutions.
In conjunction with its sister company, the carrier Tesco Mobile, this UK chain has been randomly substituting high-value devices for certain orders. According to the