BUSINESS● ELEVATEDSep 13 · Sep 13, 2026, 7:20 AM
Hongkongers hit with unauthorised charges for new iPhone as 2 banks launch probes
South China Morning Post · east asia
Scores of Hongkongers have complained about unauthorised transactions on credit cards used to pre-order Apple’s latest iPhones, prompting major banks to launch investigations. One internet user on the social media platform Threads said she received a message on Saturday night saying she had unauthorised transactions of HK$33,598 (US$4,280) from Apple on her HSBC credit card. “When I called Apple customer service, they hung up on me immediately. What should I do?” she asked. It took her half an...
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