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skate71290

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Hey everyone, my ageing iPhone 3G has got a 1 inch hairline crack coming off the headphone jack (weird since i never use the jack), should i bother taking it to an Apple Store (i plan on getting an iPhone 5 in June/July since my contract is due for renewal then) but i don't need my phone falling too bits tomorrow or within the next 3 months, does it warrant a refurb? Regards, skate71290
 
Ya warranty should cover this..worked for me last year


OFF Topic but why cant i view the marketplace?? I have over 250 posts and been a member over 180 days..who do i contact for help
 
Hey everyone, my ageing iPhone 3G has got a 1 inch hairline crack coming off the headphone jack (weird since i never use the jack), should i bother taking it to an Apple Store (i plan on getting an iPhone 5 in June/July since my contract is due for renewal then) but i don't need my phone falling too bits tomorrow or within the next 3 months, does it warrant a refurb? Regards, skate71290
I sure wouldn't spend the money on a refurb, if I was gonna buy a new one in 3 months.
 
my phone is out of warranty (expired this January). I have no idea what the Marketplace is, can you post a link on the thread?
 
Aren't these cracks in the plastic a design flaw though? With my previous MBA first generation, the hinge cracked and was fixed for free out of warranty because it is a design flaw, i thought the same would apply to my iPhone?
 
Aren't these cracks in the plastic a design flaw though? With my previous MBA first generation, the hinge cracked and was fixed for free out of warranty because it is a design flaw, i thought the same would apply to my iPhone?

we're not Apple. go to the store and find out.
 
if you have no warranty plan you can use the batterie exchange at the store
$79.99 ........what it is they actually swap the phone out
 
I thought cracks were wear and tear. Mine doesn't have any cracks on the back, but a few scratches from going naked.
 
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