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ericxd

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Nov 29, 2008
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Normally when I go out I use my Vaja Black n Red and when I'm at home, I slip on my iSkin SoloFX.

Just now as I'm taking out my iPhone out of my iSkin SoloFX, I looked at the back on my white iPhone 3GS and see that around the left middle side of the white housing, part of the iSkin solo design (if you own one you know they have circle designs) is stucked on my iPhone as if it is 'literally' transferred onto my iPhone 3GS. You can see the circle markings thru good lightings.

So now, part of the white housing has the iSkin circle marks when you put it against the light...

WTF happened here and am I cover for warranty?!?!?
 
Normally when I go out I use my Vaja Black n Red and when I'm at home, I slip on my iSkin SoloFX.

Just now as I'm taking out my iPhone out of my iSkin SoloFX, I looked at the back on my white iPhone 3GS and see that around the left middle side of the white housing, part of the iSkin solo design (if you own one you know they have circle designs) is stucked on my iPhone as if it is 'literally' transferred onto my iPhone 3GS. You can see it thru good lightings.

So now, part of the white housing has the iSkin circle marks when you put it against the light...

WTF happened here and am I cover for warranty?!?!?

Covered under warranty for WHAT?! It sounds like a cosmetic issue which has ZERO impact on the technical functionality of the phone. Why on Earth would Apple or iSkin replace your phone because it merely has circle markings on the iPhone? And what possible difference does it make if you have your case on most of the time?

The iPhone is a just phone, not an antique piece of jewelry, so get over it!
 
^yes but how does a bit of iSkin markings there there in the first place?

"Pictures or it didnt happen" :)

Like I said you can really one see it thru direct lighting. I guess i can try showing you tmw when its bright!
 
WTF happened here and am I cover for warranty?!?!?

Warranty doesn't cover "user error"

Your problem isn't with the iPhone. It's with the case. Apple didn't provide the case - you bought it on your own.

And good luck trying to get the case manufacturer to do anything either.
 
Warranty doesn't cover "user error"

Your problem isn't with the iPhone. It's with the case. Apple didn't provide the case - you bought it on your own.

And good luck trying to get the case manufacturer to do anything either.

It may not be covered but go ahead and explain yourself as to how this is user error.
 
completely asinine! It doesn't take a rocket scientist to realize that you are NOT covered. Worst thread in macrumors history :rolleyes:

oh c'mon....you haven't read every thread on Macrumors since it was started...how can you know this is the very worst one? I'll agree with one of the worst though! :D
 
It may not be covered but go ahead and explain yourself as to how this is user error.

Jessica. I was being a bit snarky. The OP put on a case that he decided to buy. It's not Apple's responsibility to make sure everything made for the Apple (that isn't theirs) won't cause damage. That's all
 
It might be covered by warranty. Not any phone warranty but the iSkin warranty. If it damages your phone they could be held responsible. Contact iSkin and give them hell!! :eek:
 
For those who said rubbing alcohol, you guys being serious? I dun wanna use it and end up with a WTF

...ok so Apple dun cover it but can someone explain WTF happened here? Thats my main concern...
 
For those who said rubbing alcohol, you guys being serious? I dun wanna use it and end up with a WTF

...ok so Apple dun cover it but can someone explain WTF happened here? Thats my main concern...


I've used rubbing alchol on my neighbors white 3G, and it made it look brand new. it was all grimy and dirty before.
 
are you really that dumb!?!?!?!?! anyone in a basic chemistry class would know that the pattern came off of the skin onto the phone because of both the heat and pressure of the case and phone. You must have left it in direct sunlight with the case exposed for this to happen.
 
I've cleaned all of my phones with rubbing alcohol (Including my iPhones) and it has done nothing but clean my phone up as good as new. What are you afraid will happen? If you would like me to give you the chemistry to back up why Isopropyl alcohol (C3H7OH) will not affect Plastic or Ceramic with a silicone coating (Which in case you didn't know is what the back of the iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS is made of, and their chemical compounds are much to complicated for me to get into right now), I would be more than happy to.

But if you want to continue to fear for no reason ... enjoy your circles.
 
Unlucky about that, I suggest you possibly try and clean it with some alcohol or something.
 
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