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Is this plain ingenious or simply cunning? A woman in China ordered an iPhone 7 online, but received an iPhone 3, iPhone 4, and a Yu-Gi-Oh card instead.
With the release of the first batch of Apple’s long-awaited iPhone 7 in China, desperate consumers have started looking all over the web for ways to purchase the highly sought-after phone.
However, as online buyers can’t physically inspect the purchased item, there have been various instances where iPhone purchasers have received a pear phone, or a pancake.
This time round, one crafty seller decided to play a math prank on a woman buyer by mailing to her an iPhone 3, iPhone 4, complemented by a Yu-Gi-Oh card.
According to Shanghaiist, the theory behind the 'Fusion Monster' Yu-Gi-Oh card is that it symbolizes a combination of two or more monsters, and in this case, two iPhones.
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By merging together an iPhone 3 and an iPhone 4, one would get an iPhone 7.
The buyer snapped a photo of the rather unusual products she received and uploaded it on Weibo, garnering over a thousand shares and numerous comments.
"If you can buy two iPhone 7s, you can use a Fusion Monster to turn it into a futuristic iPhone 14," one netizen cheekly commented.
Another suggested that the buyer lend the Fusion Monster card in exchange for an iPhone 7.
You can take a look at the hilarious package the buyer received in the gallery above.