This is incorrect. I work in sales in the consumer wireless industry as well. A fraud customer is one who uses false identification (new plan) or pretends to be someone else (upgrade on existing plan) to get a phone at subsidized pricing (ie. $50 instead of $500). This is a criminal offence and is a very common problem in this industry. What OP is talking about is just some idiot who takes their once-every-three-years upgrade and sells it off. That's completely legal and the wireless industry does not attempt to stop these customers.
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This is incorrect. I work in sales in the consumer wireless industry as well. A fraud customer is one who uses false identification (new plan) or pretends to be someone else (upgrade on existing plan) to get a phone at subsidized pricing (ie. $50 instead of $500). This is a criminal offence and is a very common problem in this industry. What OP is talking about is just some idiot who takes their once-every-three-years upgrade and sells it off. That's completely legal and the wireless industry does not attempt to stop these customers.
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