Apple Stops Accepting Returns and Exchanges in Hong Kong Ahead of New iPhones

[Anson_431]

Pray, do give more details. Because I'd like to help you understand why you're wrong.

Don't have anything to pray for, thanks for your insults though. Guess it feels good to just being able to casually say whatever you want thanks to anonymity.

You seem a bit narrow in your perception. Do you see that I'm illustrating the environment of how this happens and that HK is different? HK is culturally miles apart from mainland China, so without the scalpers HK buyers would be able to get the phones like everyone else does. Because of the Ferengi like mad scrambling greed of the mainlanders, HK locals are restricted in how they can buy the phones.

Er, the problem is though, there are so many scalpers who are actually Hong Kong citizens and that the cultural difference is actually not that huge if you look in a certain perspective (thus, with many factors in play, local culture has in fact been greatly influenced by mainland - especially in the past decade). Therefore, those who are greedy aren't just mainlanders, but HK locals too.

 

[nicho]

Don't have anything to pray for, thanks for your insults though.

If you feel insulted by being told you might be wrong, geez.

 

[tweedechidna]

Does anyone know if returns policy is affected on mainland China?

 

[nicho]

Does anyone know if returns policy is affected on mainland China?

I bought an ipad a month ago, still 2 week return period in mainland China (ie no). This policy is for HK only.

 

[tweedechidna]

I bought an ipad a month ago, still 2 week return period in mainland China (ie no). This policy is for HK only.

Thank you