The following is only my opinion. Obviously, the damage to your IPhone had
absolutely nothing to do with any manufacturing fault or defect, so most
manufacturers would say, "that's too bad." They wouldn't fix it under any
warranty, not even Apple care. And you are saying they offered you the
Hi,
The standard Apple warranty does not cover user caused damage. Most standard
warranties do not. Yes, AppleCare is required to cover such damage. This is
normal practice with most electronics. Manufacturer defects or problems with
software/hardware are covered, but if you spill your
Wish that was the case. However, my phone was dropped by a 2 yearold and broke
the screen. Apple told me sense I didn’t have applecare it would cost me $100
to fix. Now sense my phone was under a year old I still could get applecare and
have it fixed.
Now as far as your resource there dreaming
hi,
Specifically with Apple Care, you have a point. Whereas, the one year warranty
provided by Apple is honoured no matter which authorized vender sold the Apple
product. While the mark-up you state is normal in the retail business, my
sources tell me that the retailer is not marking up the
Wish that it is true about Apple and there warranties.
If the store sells it with applecare. Then Apple will fix it and if not then
you will have to get applecare on your own.
I know this from getting my iPhone 8 from T-mobile. They only gave a not
working out of box return if phone was
Hi,
Depends. Apple products tend to have a very small markup. That's not to say
that Apple doesn't make bags of money from there hardware, just that other
retailers don't make a huge profit either. That being said, third party
venders like BestBuy and such will often put Apple products on
Perfect sense, thank you!
My guess is that often other stores have better prices yes?
Kare
On Tue, 20 Nov 2018, 'Tim Kilburn' via MacVisionaries wrote:
Hi,
You should still be able to get support from Apple. It is an Apple purchase,
albeit from another vender, but the warranty, support
Hi,
You should still be able to get support from Apple. It is an Apple purchase,
albeit from another vender, but the warranty, support and such is still by
Apple. It is usually your serial number that determines whether warranty or
support is available, not the vender from which you
Hi everyone,
First of two threads that I am keeping separate.
Because of issues I am encountering, especially at places like Paypal, I
am considering getting an Apple device. With the major sales coming up in
the next few days, I want some direction before i start hunting.
Getting the silly
