two wrongs make a right? Oh - sorry - you admitted you don't care about morals or ethics.
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How to get a FREE Bumper from Apple
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two wrongs make a right? Oh - sorry - you admitted you don't care about morals or ethics.
yeup... what you gonna do about.. ? Nothing.. i jailbreak my iphone too. your prolly against that too because precious apple can do no wrong and they make a perfect os that doesnt need anything added to it
Keep sucking on Steve's _. If you want to be honest, Apple is committing fraud by selling the phone and denying there is a problem. You all missed the point where THEY ASKED ME if they could send a free bumper to fix the problem. I let people know if you talk to the right department, you won't get the crappy speech, but rather someone that is willing to help.
You people have your head so far up Steve's as$, that you actually think I'm the one committing fraud. You're right. I used my mind control powers to make them offer me a solution to a problem they created, and are trying to cover up.
In conclusion, if you aren't having a problem and are posting here, get a life. If you are having a problem, here is a solution.
Well, well, well, looks like someone is mad. I did have signal problems, but if you weren't reading, I fixed mine thru a small little procedure well known here the forums. It requires nothing of me.
Even more, the fact that the iPhone is in trouble doesn't give you the right (or grant you) to commit fraud. Doing so is nothing more than adding to the problem.
Now, feel better?
How the hell is OP committing "fraud"? Apple could have refused and accepted OP's return. They offered him the free bumper to correct his problem. Hardly "fraud" considering this has been a known fix for the reception problems.I think, if anything, Apple is committing "fraud" by charging $29 for something that most likely cost them less than $1 to manufacture.
Oh yeah? What procedure is that? The sim trick? Wasn't that only successful for roughly half the people that tried it?
Ok - Sorry to repost this - but apparently the OP missed it
"The problem is - you legitimately called to return your phone and wound up with a free bumper. No one is arguing against that.
BUT (and here's your mistake) you came on here and "bragged" about it and encouraged via your post (intentionally or not) for people to commit fraud by just calling the return department to see if they could get a free bumper.
Your thread title is "How to get a FREE Bumper."
Next time, enjoy your free bumper and let that be your reward. What people are objecting to (again) is your encouragement of others to just bombard the phone lines trying to get something for nothing"
"The problem is - you legitimately called to return your phone and wound up with a free bumper. No one is arguing against that.
BUT (and here's your mistake) you came on here and "bragged" about it and encouraged via your post (intentionally or not) for people to commit fraud by just calling the return department to see if they could get a free bumper.
Your thread title is "How to get a FREE Bumper."
Next time, enjoy your free bumper and let that be your reward. What people are objecting to (again) is your encouragement of others to just bombard the phone lines trying to get something for nothing"
I think, if anything, Apple is committing "fraud" by charging $29 for something that most likely cost them less than $1 to manufacture.
Well, he is not the one commiting fraud, but the people taking his advice are, and he is being accomplice to fraud.
Search for it in these forums my fellow poster.
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