I wish I would of kept my 13pm not really impressed with this 15pm
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iPhone 15 Pro Max Returned my iPhone 15 pro max
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The Terms and Conditions are clear ahead of time and are set by the company, not some individual rep who is likely ill informed or does not care.
Read the T&C’s, don’t blame others.
If you have the option, redo this transaction at an Apple store. I've traded many at the store ( never through mail and in the US ) and all that was checked for was a cracked screen ( sometimes not even that ) the fact it turned on and 'find my' was (or could be) disabled. That's it!
And, instant trade in (full, as stated) applied towards the new device.
And, instant trade in (full, as stated) applied towards the new device.
You’re an adult: everybody knows these things are typically arranged via formal T&C’s. Read them.
Have you genuinely read the full terms and conditions of iTunes and its 30 odd pages?
I was also sold the phone by an adult who was deemed a professional.
If I had done this in my line of work and mis-sold something I’d be fully accountable.
Especially with the conversation proof and print screen.
What can I say: you had the full ability to be informed and make a conscious decision. If you found that to onerous, that is on you and no one else. People make mistakes, never rely only on what people tell you.
Do with that what you will.
Makes me want to side with anyone but the user, you are totally right !
lmao even lawyers don’t read the full terms and conditions for day to day products get outta here holy batman jesus
To be honest after 4 years you shouldn’t rely on any value for a smartphone… try selling it in eBay or recycler like Mazuma.
Disagree that a £1000 phone would be worth £0 after 4 years.
I had this exact thing happen to me at launch. I traded in a phone online that should have been worth the full trade in, then it was valued at 0. Here’s what I did:
Return the new phone as soon as possible.
Go do a trade in IN STORE. They’ll have a way to test your device before you commit to the purchase. If it passes, it’ll be worth the trade in value and it’s locked in, allowing you to purchase the phone in person. If it doesn’t pass, you’ll know in the moment and not have to deal with having to return anything and you can come up with a new plan.
Return the new phone as soon as possible.
Go do a trade in IN STORE. They’ll have a way to test your device before you commit to the purchase. If it passes, it’ll be worth the trade in value and it’s locked in, allowing you to purchase the phone in person. If it doesn’t pass, you’ll know in the moment and not have to deal with having to return anything and you can come up with a new plan.
I had a tiny crack in the bezel that, based on the requirements of the carrier deal I was using, SHOULDN’T have affected the trade in value. And in person, it didn’t. At the Apple Store they scanned my device, noticed the crack, but it was minor enough that it didn’t affect the carrier deal. However when sent in online, they marked it as having a “Broken Chinplate” (which is a MacBook part, not an iPhone part) and gave me $0. Getting it back and re-purchasing my phone in store was a huge headache but went relatively smoothly - I’m now typing this on a mostly paid off 15 Pro MaxWhy was yours valued at £0?
Every company want to blame customer for any mishaps unless they cannot blame customer.
Yes, the Battery Health section will tell you the battery is not recognized and block you from going into the Battery Health overview, like where you can see the wear level etc.
We are are arguing the definition of the word 'mod' and I happen to hold a different definition.
Returned my iPhone 15 pro max
OK. I guess I just see it differently. To me a modification is something that is not standard. If I replace my car battery with one from Walmart or AAA instead of one from the Nissan dealer, that doesn't modify my car. If I put new batteries in my TV remote or smoke detector that are not the...
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Not exactly sure which side of it you're on, but it seems to me that there is a certain vitriol over third party parts that is very much like the vitriol over jailbreaking.
I.e., people get mad when you do something Apple says they don't like.
yes, i assume they think replacing the batteries in a remote is also a modification because they are dictionary doting dullards with no real world experience
Your opinion isn’t legally binding. Every company has their own term. I don’t like the fact battery is considered a mod, but that’s Apple’s interpretation and defined clearly. You play by their terms and conditions, or chose not to buy if it isn’t acceptable.We are are arguing the definition of the word 'mod' and I happen to hold a different definition.
Returned my iPhone 15 pro max
OK. I guess I just see it differently. To me a modification is something that is not standard. If I replace my car battery with one from Walmart or AAA instead of one from the Nissan dealer, that doesn't modify my car. If I put new batteries in my TV remote or smoke detector that are not the...
I always trade in person at Apple Store, or sell it on Craigslist:FB market place for cash. I personally wouldn’t have sent a phone, which fits the definition of mod. Apple, Verizon, T Mobile and other carriers use third party services.if you have a phone with visible cracks, modded batterg, other issues, trading online is a gamble.