The iPad 2 is scheduled to hit retail stores in only a few days. The official release date is set for March 11, this upcoming Friday, and the popular Apple product is bound to be in high-demand with its dual webcams, WiFi capabilities, longer battery life, and new applications. Consumers need to keep in mind while they are shopping around to make sure they stick to trusted retailers. Not that long ago, the Brooklyn crime ring S3 was buying and reselling iPods, MacBooks, and iPads using stolen credit card information, and there are plenty more similar crime rings currently out there. The iPad you see being sold on the street for much lower than market price might work just fine, but if you buy it, you are financing criminal activity.
If you're looking to buy an iPad 2 this Friday, we recommend checking out your local Apple Store, Target, or Best Buy who will all be stocking the iPad 2 that day. Don't be suckered in by deep discounts from street dealers. Keep in mind that if it sounds too good to be true, it probably isn't.
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