Kingsly
macrumors 68040
So last night my utterly perfect iPhone decided to give me a hard time, and began freezing to the point of being totally unusable. The only way out of a freeze was a hard reset.
I called AppleCare and together we determined that it was a hardware issue. I asked if I could take it in to the Apple Store, which is a bit of a drive for me, and get it replaced. He said yes and that it would be in his notes that the issue had been diagnosed and no further testing by the genius bar was required. I go to the bar and they ask me to replicate the issue. I told them that I didn't have to and that it was all in the notes. They read them and I was telling the truth, but they still had to see the issue before they could help me.
I made it very clear to AppleCare that I had neither the time or necessarily the guarantee that it could be replicated and they assured me that the phone would simply be fixed.
Sure enough the store's Reality Distortion Field fixed my phone and we spent over an hour trying to get it to freeze. It didn't, which was fine to me as my precious seemed to be repaired! I happily went home.
I must've been out of the RDF's range because about halfway home my phone froze, and is now back to it's old ways!!!
I cannot be without my phone this week. I have a movie in preproduction and a TV show to propose, and I need my phone to stay in constant contact with my producers (it froze in the middle of a call to one of them just a few minutes ago
). Someone at AppleCare is going to get a very angry call tomorrow morning... 
I called AppleCare and together we determined that it was a hardware issue. I asked if I could take it in to the Apple Store, which is a bit of a drive for me, and get it replaced. He said yes and that it would be in his notes that the issue had been diagnosed and no further testing by the genius bar was required. I go to the bar and they ask me to replicate the issue. I told them that I didn't have to and that it was all in the notes. They read them and I was telling the truth, but they still had to see the issue before they could help me.
I made it very clear to AppleCare that I had neither the time or necessarily the guarantee that it could be replicated and they assured me that the phone would simply be fixed.
Sure enough the store's Reality Distortion Field fixed my phone and we spent over an hour trying to get it to freeze. It didn't, which was fine to me as my precious seemed to be repaired! I happily went home.
I must've been out of the RDF's range because about halfway home my phone froze, and is now back to it's old ways!!!
I cannot be without my phone this week. I have a movie in preproduction and a TV show to propose, and I need my phone to stay in constant contact with my producers (it froze in the middle of a call to one of them just a few minutes ago