iPhone 12 Pro Max 24 month Installments on Apple Card for one of my iPhone's will be finished in 2 months.. Am I allowed to trade in my iPhone before the 24 months?

[DBZmusicboy01]

I could pay it off but I will not be ready until next week. I don't want to miss the iPhone 14's preorder date so I am wondering if I am allowed to trade in my iPhone and pay off the rest when it's due time?

 

[Apple_Robert]

I could be wrong but, I believe you have to pay off your current loan first.

 

[Wags]

Yes you can trade in, sell or whatever. The iPhone is not locked in any way. No different then putting on any credit card.

 

[theshoehorn]

Apple Card installments I don't think you NEED to pay it off before trading in (since it's not a loan), but I don't know Apple's/GS limit on if you can take out another installment with that there. Would be interesting to know!

 

[kevink2]

All you did was establish a 24 month 0% payment plan with the Apple Card. I think the only limitations is your credit limit.

 

[adamjackson]

I had a 12 month financing on a MacBook Pro. sold it to a random person on eBay and then used that proceeds to pay off the card but waited 2 months and apple had no clue I no longer owned the laptop.

 

[noteple]

Only an issue for warranty / AppleCare. if It’s financed thru citizens you will need to close the loan first. If it’s just thru the Apple Card you could drop it in the ocean but you’re still on the hook for the payments.

 

[AndrewR23]

Only an issue for warranty / AppleCare. if It’s financed thru citizens you will need to close the loan first. If it’s just thru the Apple Card you could drop it in the ocean but you’re still on the hook for the payments.

Applecard is not through Citizens. Just read rest of your comment haha yeah you are correct. I believe for warranty you can stop it any time, if you paid full price just call Apple to cancel and they will prorate your refund?

OP, Apple Card is the same as a regular credit card.

 

[AndrewR23]

I could be wrong but, I believe you have to pay off your current loan first.

Apple Card installments is not a loan. If OP was talking upgrade program then this answer is correct.

 

[ARizz44]

The OP no longer requires this information I would assume given his recent thread lol
Out of ALL iPhones..... The iPhone 14 series has been the WORST & Biggest Disappointment in the history of the iPhones.... What do you think?

 

[AndrewR23]

The OP no longer requires this information I would assume given his recent thread lol
Out of ALL iPhones..... The iPhone 14 series has been the WORST & Biggest Disappointment in the history of the iPhones.... What do you think?

Ugh, wish I saw this before commenting and wasting my time.