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do u think if i return it to apple bc its less than 14 days that it will be ok?
No, that's considered fraud. You can't break something and take it back for a refund.

I'm sorry to hear about the accident but you need to take responsibility. Try putting it in a bag of rice for a couple of days.
 
I bought a new macbook pro 4 days ago and I spilled coffee over it. The screen immediaely went " snowing" and then I shut off the computer and put it upside down to dry out. About 5 hours later, the computer kept turning on and off. going to the home screen then off.. and it was beeping. I couldnt gEt it to stop, so I put it in another room and went to sleep. I woke up this morning and it was off...
do u think if i return it to apple bc its less than 14 days that it will be ok? Or will they check before they return it. What are the odds of it being okay and how lonmg should I wait until I turn it back on? I still have 9 more days ish on the 14 day full refund.
The very idea that you would consider sneaking a damaged product back to Apple and hope to get away with it because they didn't check it makes me sad. I think you should consider another option, which is to take personal responsibility for the damage. There are ways to fix the laptop. Apple may be a big, rich corporation, but that doesn't make it ok to rip them off, which is what you appear to be considering.
 
So u think they will CONTACT me after and say that I returned it bc of liquid damage?

I was thinking of just saying it was glitchy and I dont like it and I want to return it. Apple is a huge company, you really think they willl hunt me down?
 
So you think I can get in trouble if I return it without telling them?

I just wonder if they will check the computer ( turn it on) prior to returning it? I think if they dont then its their fault and I am no longer responsible.

Yes, they will check it, and yes, you are responsible, no matter what. I would be ashamed to even suggest what you're suggesting in an open forum. What happened to integrity and honesty?

So u think they will CONTACT me after and say that I returned it bc of liquid damage?

I was thinking of just saying it was glitchy and I dont like it and I want to return it. Apple is a huge company, you really think they willl hunt me down?
Yes, they have your record of purchase, and yes, they will hold you responsible.
 
So you think I can get in trouble if I return it without telling them?

I just wonder if they will check the computer ( turn it on) prior to returning it? I think if they dont then its their fault and I am no longer responsible.

It's understandable that you're frustrated by this, but really what are you expecting anyone on here to tell you? Regarding issues of fraudulence, this isn't the place to seek legal advice.
 
No, that's considered fraud. You can't break something and take it back for a refund.

I'm sorry to hear about the accident but you need to take responsibility. Try putting it in a bag of rice for a couple of days.

So you think I can get in trouble if I return it without telling them?

I just wonder if they will check the computer ( turn it on) prior to returning it? I think if they dont then its their fault and I am no longer responsible.

I suggest you read the maflynn quote above.

It would be nice if you took responsibility for your actions, and not lie and try to scam your way out of it.

You messed up...we all do at one time or another. Stop trying to find a way to get away with your screw up...try the rice...and if that doesn't work, live with the consequences.
 
Yea, I am going to tell them I spilled coffee and then see if they will still offer my warranty, if not Ill just send it in for repairs? How much is that? 700$
 
I was thinking of just saying it was glitchy and I dont like it and I want to return it. Apple is a huge company, you really think they willl hunt me down?

How do you sleep at night? What you're considering doing is so ethically wrong. Not to mention, it's disguised stealing! I agree with the OP, take responsibility for your actions and pay whatever the cost of getting the laptop fixed. Who knows, Apple may take pitty on you and GIVE you an exchange to be nice. A side note, they will want to test the laptop when you return it to make sure it isn't damaged. You seriously think they would just take it back, a $2,000 +/- machine and not test it before letting you walk out with your money or a replacement? I exchanged a 13" MBP a couple of months ago because I decided I wanted a 15" instead. They made damn sure the one I was returning was in good working condition.
 
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