My MBNA got declined yesterday when I did the “get ready” but it was unblocked in a few mins by the automated text and went through fine today.
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iPhone 13 UK iPhone 13/13 mini/13 Pro/13 Pro Max Pre-release, Orders and Dispatch Thread
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I wouldn’t worry too much. You’ve been doing this long enough to have seen this happen year in tear out. You’ll have tour phone next week
Exactly the same for meOut of curiousity… would to people see under the ‘for you’ tab in the Apple store app?
I thought I had my order showing under the ‘here’s what’s happening for you’ heading but not there any more. Can still see it under my orders.
Yeah get on to Apple in the morning. Dug out the email. It was 2016. Obviously hasn’t got to that stage for you yet so wouldn’t worry too much
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I really hope we dont get fooled by the pro colours. The sierra blue is my favourite so far but in the iPhone guide video that blue looks something else. Last year’s Graphite was not as dark as promoted in marketing material. It has a slight green hue to it in real life.
So, my 12.20 flight was unfortunately not late, so could only get back online at 2.30, by which point the Pro Graphite 256 delivery had already slipped to the 4/10…
Luckily, stock was still available to pick up at my local Apple Store, so all sorted for Friday at 5!
Happy days!!
Luckily, stock was still available to pick up at my local Apple Store, so all sorted for Friday at 5!
Happy days!!
Pro boxes seen on Instagram. You can see the seal at both ends.
Ordered a Graphite 13 Pro Max 256gb from Currys in the end. Delivery on launch day.
They accept returns up to 21 days and can open and test the phone. They also accept PayPal credit which is ideal as I am selling my 12PM to music magpie who will pay by PayPal.
oh and £21 topcashback too.
They accept returns up to 21 days and can open and test the phone. They also accept PayPal credit which is ideal as I am selling my 12PM to music magpie who will pay by PayPal.
oh and £21 topcashback too.
True. Also, taking out phone insurance, like any optional insurance is a calculated risk. If you’ve not damaged a phone since 1998 and you did choose to now pay £400 for a new screen, that would still be a fraction of the cost of insurance premiums for 23 years or Apple Care+ since it’s inception.
I’ve never taken out insurance or paid for additional Apple Care on any Apple product. I replaced an iPad screen once and I will no doubt break a phone screen at some point but as you say, horses for courses.
Collection orders, do you see a pending transaction?
Also those comparing Apple Vs EE. I find EE give or take the same price, if you want to upgrade every year. If you are not upgrading every year, outright is cheaper.
Also those comparing Apple Vs EE. I find EE give or take the same price, if you want to upgrade every year. If you are not upgrading every year, outright is cheaper.
Please try and use another retailer, especially if you may return once open....Currys are not great with open returns. I tried to return a computer I bought many, many years ago. It was not a great experience. Never used Currys since.
Oh no, I caught the Macrumours first page feed where they talk about the choice between 13 and 13 pro and now I just feel like I’ve chosen the pro for the hell of it and I wasn’t being sensible 💀
I think you're a winner. You've dodged phone insurance since 1998. So even after your 300-500 quid loss I'd consider you're up financially overall.
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Is there any way to hide that stupid poll that sits at the top of every page? It's so annoying
Yeah, that’s true - but as I told you when you replied with that on the other post, I told you I filled in “as new” (which my IPhone 11 pro max 256 was last year) and Re-Buy paid the full agreed price very quickly, no quibbles. I shared a screenshot confirming this.As per one of my previous posts, this £643 is only for 'As New' (The device is like new and shows no signs of wear) phones. Drop down a level to 'Very Good' (The device is in a very good condition and only has a few slight signs of use - e.g. some slight, superficial scratches. The scratches on the display cannot be seen when the device is switched on) and the offer has dropped substantially to only £500
First point is, if you have a scratched up device and falsely try and pass that off as being in “as new” condition, then best of luck to you, you may get away with it. On the other hand, if you then only get £500, that’s plainly your bad luck for those scratches.
Second point is, if you have any evidence of Re-Buy *not* paying the agreed price, then *and only then* you might be justified in posting a scare emoji. But I’ve not seen any evidence of this. Do you have any to share?
