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Some people have JUST received replacements phones with zero problems. Anyone who has just received a new replacement phone and cannot replicate same problems as previous phone please post first five digits of serial numbers.

Should be 8xx32 and above or 7xx32 and above. I have a theory.
 
Some people have JUST received replacements phones with zero problems. Anyone who has just received a new replacement phone and cannot replicate same problems as previous phone please post first five digits of serial numbers.

Should be 8xx32 and above or 7xx32 and above. I have a theory.

What is your theory?
 
Tell you when I get some digits. I can correlate certain dates with something I've read though.
 
and then we could just point to this thread telling them they're lying. Post your theory.
 
Some people have JUST received replacements phones with zero problems. Anyone who has just received a new replacement phone and cannot replicate same problems as previous phone please post first five digits of serial numbers.

Should be 8xx32 and above or 7xx32 and above. I have a theory.

This doesn't make any sense. "32" corresponds to the week of the year. Unless you're from the future, the 32nd week of 2010 hasn't happened yet. It's in August. We're not done with July yet.

There goes your theory.

And just for kicks. My replacement was a Week 27.
 
This doesn't make any sense. "32" corresponds to the week of the year. Unless you're from the future, the 32nd week of 2010 hasn't happened yet. It's in August. We're not done with July yet.

There goes your theory.

And just for kicks. My replacement was a Week 27.

Exactly.
 
This doesn't make any sense. "32" corresponds to the week of the year. Unless you're from the future, the 32nd week of 2010 hasn't happened yet. It's in August. We're not done with July yet.

There goes your theory.

And just for kicks. My replacement was a Week 27.


In that case mine was built first week 2010 - dont think that's right

oops might help if I could type 88021 - therefore built week 21 I assume
 
This doesn't make any sense. "32" corresponds to the week of the year. Unless you're from the future, the 32nd week of 2010 hasn't happened yet. It's in August. We're not done with July yet.

There goes your theory.

And just for kicks. My replacement was a Week 27.


When he attenuated his antenna, his iPhone sent him back in time and now he's trying to find the iPhone that can send him back to the future.
 
Returned/ repurchased on the 14th
Serial 870281YNA4T

Still has reception issues, though not as bad as my original that I got the 25th.
 
Hi, our Applestore replaced my wife's ip4 due to ios 4.0.1 bricking her phone. Very helpful folks!

New ip4, 7/17/10. Serial: 85028
 
got it June 23rd and it is 86025 which means manufactured after yours. STRANGE

Sorry for the confusion, I shoulda reviewed the info from the phone, I was looking at the wrong store receipt. Hope this is satisfactory.

86025= returned ip4
81027= replaced ip4

FYI, my phone: 86028


Now, to the original thread starter: What's your theory?
 
82027 received 07/17/10

Replacement SN received at Apple Store on 07/17/10: 82027...... Mine was replaced because it had 1 bar or No Service, (with a bumper on), on my desk at home while my iPad 3G & my daughter's 3GS had 4-5 bars consistently. My previous 2G, 3G & 3GS all had excellent coverage here as well. The replacement iPhone 4 has 4-5 bars now reflecting exactly what my iPad 3G & 3GS have.
 
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