Woman Gets Duped Into Buying Wooden Apple IPad For $180

Lieutenant Tony Ivey, a public information officer at the Spartanburg County Sheriff's Office, sent over photos of the fake iPad, which were discolored because they'd already been dusted for finger prints. "Basically what they'd done is taken a screenshot of an iPad screen turned on, with a copy of a Best Buy sales ticket on front. On the back they'd pasted a cutout of the Apple logo," Ivey said.Ivey speculates that the men managed to dupe McDowell by showing her a real iPad, then reaching into their car to pull out a FedEx box. He added that a similar incident was reported and resolved last year, when authorities caught a pair of men trying to sell l

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