> This description is over the top. The only amount at issue is the trade-in credit.
Presumably hundreds of dollars.
Well above what most companies would think of as theft.
Whichever way you look at it, they disabled the account because he hadn’t paid for his computer, which is not unreasonable in itself.
Whatever happened, Dustin must have known he hadn’t sent in the trade-in, but he didn’t mention that when he incorrectly stated that his account had been disabled because of non payment of just one Apple Card bill.
> This description is over the top. The only amount at issue is the trade-in credit.
Presumably hundreds of dollars.
Well above what most companies would think of as theft.
Whichever way you look at it, they disabled the account because he hadn’t paid for his computer, which is not unreasonable in itself.
Whatever happened, Dustin must have known he hadn’t sent in the trade-in, but he didn’t mention that when he incorrectly stated that his account had been disabled because of non payment of just one Apple Card bill.