I'm trying to get a definitive answer to this question, since the iPhone upgrade program can be a bit vague.
Apple's policy states that once you've made the equivalent of 12 monthly payments on the phone, you can turn it in to Apple and upgrade to the newest phone with a new 24 month finance for the new device.
However, my question is, does this same logic apply if you simply want to turn the phone in and walk away without getting a new phone? Meaning, once I've paid 12 months worth of payments, can I just turn my fully functional/damage free iPhone into Apple and walk away, being forgiven of the remaining 12 months of payments?
Apple's policy states that once you've made the equivalent of 12 monthly payments on the phone, you can turn it in to Apple and upgrade to the newest phone with a new 24 month finance for the new device.
However, my question is, does this same logic apply if you simply want to turn the phone in and walk away without getting a new phone? Meaning, once I've paid 12 months worth of payments, can I just turn my fully functional/damage free iPhone into Apple and walk away, being forgiven of the remaining 12 months of payments?