For those in China who are looking to get the iPhone 5 very early are given the opportunity from sites like TaoBao, which are already selling the iPhone 5, even though the iPhone 5 is not even out yet.
Would you put $8599 on the table for an iPhone 5 that could be fake?"Apple Inc’s next-generation iPhone has not even been released yet, but opportunistic sellers on China’s largest e-commerce platform, Taobao, are already accepting pre-orders, complete with mock-up pictures and purported technical specifications.The hotly anticipated iPhone 5 is widely expected to be released sometime between August and October this year, although Apple itself has been tight-lipped about it. Sources have said the iPhone 5 would have a bigger screen than previous models, while Taiwanese media reported the phone’s voice recognition software, Siri, would have more powerful functions."
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