Does Apple limit number of returns per customer?

after the 14 days you only can switch your device a maximum of 7 times before they will charge you

 

and my answer stays the same

 

yeah perhaps they have internally something more complex like
if username = tadziak NO RETURNs

 

Well, I wouldn't blame them, when reading about people here returning 6-7 consecutive iPhones, iPads, MBPs or whatever to get the screen "just perfect"...

(Not that I'm defending Apple's lack of quality control/standards on some products like MBPr and iPhone5, but when a company like Apple is pushing the envelope in terms of technology and design (and have become as big as they are now), something's gotta give sometimes.)

 

Each device is separate if they are on separate orders.

 

There are no item-specific or customer-specific limits. Trust me, I've tested both well beyond the made-up limit of 7.

 

Each device has a maximum RMA of 7 times. Say you bought a MBP, for what ever reason you want to swap it to a rMBP thats considered as 1 time, and the rMBP has other issues so you returned it for another rMBP thats 2 times. But if you go to the same store and buy an iPhone, iPad or some other stuffs and return those its considered as a different item/transaction.

 

Or PITA Customer = Don't allow any sales in this name

 

I believe the system is:

7 returns = no more returns
14 returns (across different purchases) = refuse future sales
21 returns (across different purchases) = send out iHitsquad team to take you out