Hi everybody,
Since many of us are having multiple problems with new rMBP or Iphone 5's, I was wondering whether Apple limits the number of returns that a customer makes over a year or so?
For example - is it possible that if you return your Iphone/Ipad 10 times and then buy a Macbook - Apple may refuse to process a return, despite being in '14 days period'?
What if you first return a Macbook 5 times and encounter problems with each, finally go for a refund and then in a few weeks try buying it again by starting a new order? Does everything 'reset' then and you are entitled to your returns again?
Since many of us are having multiple problems with new rMBP or Iphone 5's, I was wondering whether Apple limits the number of returns that a customer makes over a year or so?
For example - is it possible that if you return your Iphone/Ipad 10 times and then buy a Macbook - Apple may refuse to process a return, despite being in '14 days period'?
What if you first return a Macbook 5 times and encounter problems with each, finally go for a refund and then in a few weeks try buying it again by starting a new order? Does everything 'reset' then and you are entitled to your returns again?