After Apple launched the new iPhone 11 Pro, the design went viral all over the world. The three-rare camera model became a part of the meme culture too. And since the company had not changed the design compared to the iPhone XS, some people posted a photo by putting a sticker with three cameras on the back of their iPhone XS.

A similar handset was delivered to one of the online shoppers, but it wasn’t purchased that way.

A person from Bangalore has ordered iPhone 11 Pro from the e-commerce website Flipkart. Rajni Kant Kushwaha, a Bangalore engineer, ordered an iPhone 11 Pro with 64GB of storage from Flipkart.

After a long wait, the company delivered the phone to him, but when Rajini Kant pulled the phone out of the box, he was shocked to find what was in the box. In the package, he found an Android phone with the iPhone 11 Pro camera sticker.

Kushwaha told that he has already paid. Kushwaha has paid Rs 93,900 for the iPhone 11 Pro. He claims that the delivered phone looks like the iPhone XS even though it is not an iPhone at all.

According to Kushwaha, many Android apps were preloaded on the phone and the camera design sticker of the iPhone 11 Pro was put on the rear side of the handset. However, following the complaint, Flipkart has promised to give Rajinikanth a new phone.

However, this is not the first time that the e-commerce site has cheated its shoppers. There have been many cases like this before. 

There was once an incidence when a person from Mumbai found a packet of Parle Ji in the box of Motorola‘s phone.