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naked

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My wifes iPhone died this week, and was able to find a 16GB 6+ at a nearby Target. I'd MUCH prefer the 64GB, but might be able to squeeze into a 16GB. Curious of Target's return policy though. On there site they don't really mention a return window, just trying to figure that out in case the 16GB doesn't end up working out int he first few days.
 
My wifes iPhone died this week, and was able to find a 16GB 6+ at a nearby Target. I'd MUCH prefer the 64GB, but might be able to squeeze into a 16GB. Curious of Target's return policy though. On there site they don't really mention a return window, just trying to figure that out in case the 16GB doesn't end up working out int he first few days.

14 Days.
 
16GB on the iPhone 6 Plus is just a waste of money. Mostly if you buy a big screen you want to use it alot with media content and apps.
 
I have a 6+ 16gb. With all my apps installed I still have 7gb. Perfect for me because I don't store music on my phone. As the apps take up more room in the upcoming year I'll probably get a 64gb next year.
 
My wifes iPhone died this week, and was able to find a 16GB 6+ at a nearby Target. I'd MUCH prefer the 64GB, but might be able to squeeze into a 16GB. Curious of Target's return policy though. On there site they don't really mention a return window, just trying to figure that out in case the 16GB doesn't end up working out int he first few days.

Dont do it. With 16gb she'll be coming to you for help when it fills up. And you'll be stuck managing and juggling her data to help make her hone usable. I learned the hard way and won't let my wife buy any device without a lot of storage.
 
My wifes iPhone died this week, and was able to find a 16GB 6+ at a nearby Target. I'd MUCH prefer the 64GB, but might be able to squeeze into a 16GB. Curious of Target's return policy though. On there site they don't really mention a return window, just trying to figure that out in case the 16GB doesn't end up working out int he first few days.

Quoting to alert the OP. I bought a 6+ at Target (AT&T Next 18) and am curious about the return policy. The target mobile rep I worked with said something along the lines of "We don't accept returns unless it's damaged". I find this hard to believe, just wanted to confirm with someone who has done a return at Target mobile.
 
Quoting to alert the OP. I bought a 6+ at Target (AT&T Next 18) and am curious about the return policy. The target mobile rep I worked with said something along the lines of "We don't accept returns unless it's damaged". I find this hard to believe, just wanted to confirm with someone who has done a return at Target mobile.

I returned my 6+ to target within the 14 day return window. Undamaged, just didn't want it. No problems. Id go back and speak to customer service.
 
My wifes iPhone died this week, and was able to find a 16GB 6+ at a nearby Target. I'd MUCH prefer the 64GB, but might be able to squeeze into a 16GB. Curious of Target's return policy though. On there site they don't really mention a return window, just trying to figure that out in case the 16GB doesn't end up working out int he first few days.

It's on the back of the receipt.
 
Quoting to alert the OP. I bought a 6+ at Target (AT&T Next 18) and am curious about the return policy. The target mobile rep I worked with said something along the lines of "We don't accept returns unless it's damaged". I find this hard to believe, just wanted to confirm with someone who has done a return at Target mobile.

Target will pretty much accept any return whatsoever as long as you have a receipt.
 
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