A person's phone broke, and they wanted to buy a new iPhone. They found a listing for an iPhone 13 Pro with 512 GB for 10 pesos, which they knew was not a real price. They decided to take advantage of the situation and contacted the seller, offering to pay the listed price of 10 pesos.
The buyer met with the seller, who revealed that the actual price of the phone was $1,500. The buyer insisted that they would only pay the listed price of 10 pesos, citing a Facebook post as proof. The seller refused, and the buyer called consumer protection inspectors to intervene.
The inspectors arrived and explained to the seller that they had to respect the price listed in the Facebook post. The seller was unwilling to sell the phone for 10 pesos, but the inspectors warned that if they didn't comply, they could face a fine and even have their business closed.
Eventually, the seller agreed to sell the phone to the buyer for a price that was not revealed in the recording. The buyer was triumphant, having successfully negotiated a lower price. However, it's worth noting that the buyer's actions were more of a prank than a genuine attempt to purchase the phone, and the seller was likely not aware of the buyer's true intentions.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The person's phone broke down and they wanted to buy a new one.
2. They found an iPhone 13 with 512GB being sold for 10 pesos on the marketplace.
3. The same seller had another publication for the same phone with a price of 1234.
4. The buyer contacted the seller and asked to buy the phone for 10 pesos.
5. The seller refused to sell the phone for 10 pesos and said the price was 1500 dollars.
6. The buyer said they would report the seller to consumer inspectors.
7. The inspectors arrived and explained to the seller that they had to respect the price they published on Facebook.
8. The seller said they had published the price of 10 pesos by mistake and didn't want to sell the phone for that price.
9. The inspectors told the seller that they had to sell the phone for the price they published or face consequences.
10. The seller was told that if they didn't sell the phone for the published price, they would be fined and their business could be closed.
11. The buyer was offered the phone for 1500 dollars, but they refused and said they would only pay 10 pesos.
12. The inspectors told the seller to accept the buyer's offer of 10 pesos or face the consequences.
13. The seller was given an ultimatum to either sell the phone for 10 pesos or face the consequences.
14. The buyer was told that they had the right to buy the phone for the price published on Facebook.
15. The inspectors said that if the seller didn't sell the phone for the published price, they would be breaking the law.
16. The seller was told that they had to respect the buyer's rights as a consumer.
17. The buyer was offered the phone with a charger and a screen protector.
18. The seller was told that they had to provide good customer service and respect the buyer's rights.
19. The inspectors said that if the seller didn't comply with the law, they would face consequences and could lose their business.
20. The buyer was told that they had the right to report the seller to the authorities if they didn't comply with the law.