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Prankster uses woman’s number to offer…8 goats for an iPhone

Andre’ Williams, STAR Writer

A posting made on a local website last Tuesday in which a man was offering to give eight goats in exchange to anyone who could give him an iPhone, has left many people in uncontrollable laughter.

But one person who is not laughing is the woman whose phone number the man used as his contact in the apparent prank.

The woman, who declined to give her name, admitted that at first she herself laughed at the prank, but all laughing stopped when she began getting numerous calls from persons enquiring about the posting.

The ‘victim’ told THE STAR that in a little over a day following the posting, she received more than 20 calls. She has got so ticked off, she is planning on changing her number.

“It started on Tuesday night and up to today (Thursday) I am still getting phone calls. Some calling for the fun of it and others are really interested in what I can’t offer,” the disgruntled woman said. There was one caller who was really serious and said he wanted the goats and that he would come for them ASAP.”

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The very same day the posting was made, it was copied and began circulating as a BlackBerry broadcast message under the heading ‘Goats for iPhone’. The victim said after the third call she become curious and upon investigating, found the website and the posting in which the prankster claimed he is from Grants Pen.

“I saw it on the website. I won’t lie, at first it was funny to me that someone would really want to trade eight goats for an iPhone but when di calls kept coming in and started to annoy me, that was when the joke was over. I don’t own an iPhone so it still puzzle me why they chose my number,” she queried.

Interestingly, this is the second time that the woman’s phone number was being used in a prank. Even more interesting, is that the first prank also involved an iPhone, the only difference being that people were misled into thinking she had one selling. The victim said she has no idea why her number was targeted.

On the website THE STAR counted more than 900 views and responses to the posting. Many people were questioning its credibility, calling it a ridiculous offer. Many others found it hilarious.

Early last Thursday, the prankster revealed to interested people that the trade had been completed but up to late in the evening the victim claimed she was still getting calls.

NEW YORK — The FBI and the Federal Aviation Administration said Tuesday they are investigating a pilot’s report that he spotted a small unmanned aircraft near Kennedy Airport.

The Alitalia pilot told controllers that he saw the aircraft as he approached a Kennedy runway at about 1:15 p.m. Monday. The pilot said the aircraft was roughly 3 miles southeast of the airport runway and was flying at an altitude of about 1,750 feet.

The FBI said the unmanned aircraft was described as black with four propellers and no more than 3 feet wide. It came within 200 feet of the Alitalia plane, the FBI said.

“The FBI is asking anyone with information about the unmanned aircraft or the operator to contact us,” Special Agent in Charge John Giacalone said. “Our paramount concern is the safety of aircraft passengers and crew.”

The Alitalia pilot can be heard on radio calls captured by LiveATC.net, a website that posts air traffic communications, saying, “We saw a drone, a drone aircraft.” The FAA said the pilot did not take evasive action and the plane landed safely.

The FAA and FBI did not say whether passengers might have seen the unmanned aircraft.

It’s unclear what the small aircraft was. Some remote-controlled planes flown by hobbyists are wider than 3 feet. Under FAA rules, model planes are restricted to altitudes of 400 feet or less.