- The highly-anticipated new iPhone X is selling for extortionate prices on eBay
- Apple fans were told they’d be waiting up to six weeks for the pre-order handsets
- On eBay resellers taking advantage of the demand are asking for inflated prices
- The 256GB model of the iPhone X is the tech giant’s most expensive smartphone
The highly-anticipated new iPhone X is selling for extortionate prices on eBay.
It comes after Apple fans were told they’d be waiting up to six weeks for the pre-ordered handsets to arrive via post.
Apple doesn’t provide pre-order figures on iPhones, but a spokesman for the Cupertino-based company said customer demand for the latest device is ‘off the charts.’
The highly-anticipated new iPhone X (pictured) is selling for extortionate prices on eBay
On eBay resellers taking advantage of the demand are asking for inflated prices (pictured)
The high costs come after Apple fans were told they’d be waiting up to six weeks for the pre-order handsets
The 256GB model of the iPhone X is the tech giant’s most expensive smartphone, costing $1,829.
But on eBay, resellers are taking advantage of the demand by offering them for sale at hugely inflated prices.
One seller is offering a 256GB model in space grey for $12,000, while another is offering the same model along with Apple Care for $6,000.
A seller in Melbourne is offering a 64GB model in silver to be picked up or sent via express post for $5,000.
Daily Mail Australia has contacted eBay for comment.
The 256GB model of the iPhone X is the tech giant’s most expensive smartphone costing $1,829
A spokesman for the Cupertino-based company said customer demand for the latest device is ‘off the charts’
Apple’s stock has hit a record high as analysts say the firm has solved its iPhone X production problems