The winner of the gift card worth $ 10,000 to iTunes thought it was a joke

It turns out that all of a sudden you get a call claiming to be the vice president of iTunes exclaiming that has touched a gift card worth $ 10,000. As you drop a great speech you think it is SPAM phone, trying to end the call with a "thanks, not interested" and hang up.

That's what happened to Gail Davis, Orpington Kent, winner of the iTunes card worth $ 10,000 that has been achieved by downloading the application number ten billion in the App Store.

Thankfully, his daughters, 14 and 17 years, learned of the story and told his mother that it was not no joke. From there, Gail tried to contact Apple but again with no luck. Fortunately, a second Apple employee called back within hours to re-offer the prize to the winner.

Indeed, the application is downloaded and by which they won the prize is Paper Glide, an application that can be downloaded for free for today:

Source: Faq-Mac