50,000 stolen iTunes accounts linked to stolen credit cards are being sold on a Chinese auction site. Listings on TaoBao promise access to iTunes downloads for between 1 yuan ($0.15) and 200 yuan ($30) However, customers are advised that they are likely to only have about 12 hours to download apps, movies, games and music from the online store before their accounts are suspended. A reporter with the Global Times paid $5 for an iTunes username and password and found that it contained credit card details and the address of a user based in the United States.”]
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