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jDW194

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Jan 12, 2013
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Canberra, Australia
Had just finished making a call about 75% battery, when it just went blank. Now it won't turn on. Question is do I take it back to my Local Apple store or to my mobile provider (Telstra) where I bought it?
 
I've had iPhones exchanged at both Telstra and the Apple store (in-warranty at Telstra and out-of-warranty at Apple). Telstra was pretty fast, but Apple left me hanging around like a non-hipster for quite a while.
 
Bummers dude - so far my iPhone 5 which is now about a year old has been rock solid. Sorry to hear the issues :(
 
Bummers dude - so far my iPhone 5 which is now about a year old has been rock solid. Sorry to hear the issues :(

Just happened today, glad it happened while its still in warranty, no biggy, mst be almost a year old(sept) and this is the only fault I have ever had with any apple device so not complaining :rolleyes:
 
Just happened today, glad it happened while its still in warranty, no biggy, mst be almost a year old(sept)

FYI, as required by law in Australia, Apple now covers defects with the device for up to 2 years. The coverage in the second year isn't as comprehensive in the first year, but I'm not aware of a concrete statement about exactly what is and isn't covered.
 
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