So can we do this?So if there is a problem with it like scratches I can just have it replaced at an Apple store?
So can we do this?So if there is a problem with it like scratches I can just have it replaced at an Apple store?
Just received an AT&T refurb that I ordered Friday.
No chips, scratches or bends.
Screen is perfect, no scratches.
Very happy with my order.
I doubt they will extend it for the year.
In Apple's database, they can see exactly when the phone was initially activated. So it would not matter when it was purchased.
I am pretty sure these ATT refubs are store returns and ATT's inventory was piling up.
On my phone, they knew exactly when my phone was activated and exactly when AppleCare+ was added, i.e. the entire history of the phone in Apple's data base.
Do you remember what time on Friday you order? I order mine on Friday night and it still processing....
Anyone?So if there is a problem with it like scratches I can just have it replaced at an Apple store?
Anyone?
I'm still shocked AT&T refurbs went on sale this quick!
Noted for a future iPhone ...
I wouldn't be since loads of people are sending theirs back through replacements. I sent three phones back. Apple probably has a ton of refurbished iPhones
This whole refurbished iphone business is a boon to us who plan to use them naked, so they wear in like a nice oak table or well worn camera. My $99 iphone 5 will arrive tomorrow and I couldn't care less if there is a microscopic nick on it's side...
a week later and my order is still "Processing".....
So I received my handset Wednesday and it had scratches all over the phone and did not include any peripherals but the charger. Called ATT and they told me to take it to Apple and they will replace it without a issue as it will take some time for me to receive my new handset if they were to ship one. They refused to express ship it for me.
I went to Apple and they were ready to exchange it and brought me a new handset and when we got to the point of signing the replacement, it showed someone else's name which prob belongs to the person who owned it first. I am assuming that AT&T did not recycle the phone properly. So I brought it to their attention that it shows another name and at that point they realized that I should not be signing it as that would not be right to sign for someone else.
ATT had also specifically asked me to not activate this device when I am exchanging it and only do it when I get the replacement. So it turns out the Genius (the irony) had activated my handset to get the serial # and agreed to the terms which I did not agreed to even after I mentioned to him that do not activate it as advised by ATT. He could have gotten the serial from the sim card tray if he needed
So am I still liable for this contract, even thou I did not agree to the activation which Apple employee did? They said they will have to get something corrected and will contact me to get my handset replaced. Any suggestions?
google speaks the truth, att will direct you to apple, if you have any dissatisfaction with your hand set. Their iphone5 refurb program is some ghetto a** sh**. My belief, is that your phone is not a "refurb" it is straight up a return that they wrap in plastic, they slap a white sticker over the back of the original apple box and throw away the top. Your headphones are most likely new (if you're lucky to get them), but like google says, if the owner previously didn't return them you may not get them at all. the charger is all they are required to give most likely.
So am I still liable for contract even thou I did not accept the EULA about the contract when you activate the phone?