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SamIchi

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I bought my iPod a couple years ago, and needed to replace it just before the warranty was up, last year. So I sent it in and they sent me another one I don't know if it was refurbished or just new. Well anyways this one just crapped out on me also. Does this one still have the one year warranty on it?
 
I bought my iPod a couple years ago, and needed to replace it just before the warranty was up, last year. So I sent it in and they sent me another one I don't know if it was refurbished or just new. Well anyways this one just crapped out on me also. Does this one still have the one year warranty on it?

I think (and I could be very wrong) that the warranty on a replacement is 90 days or the length of the original warranty, whichever is longer.
 
I bought my iPod a couple years ago, and needed to replace it just before the warranty was up, last year. So I sent it in and they sent me another one I don't know if it was refurbished or just new. Well anyways this one just crapped out on me also. Does this one still have the one year warranty on it?

I would think so- but you need to just contact Apple anyway about your problems and they can tell you. What do you do to these iPods?!?!
 
I would think so- but you need to just contact Apple anyway about your problems and they can tell you. What do you do to these iPods?!?!

Hah, I dunno... Well my first one I think it was because I woul always bring it to work and I kept hittin' it, not hard, but it would get knocked a few times while in my pocket. But this one I haven't done anything too, I've used it less and only at school, so I don't know.
 
Hah, I dunno... Well my first one I think it was because I woul always bring it to work and I kept hittin' it, not hard, but it would get knocked a few times while in my pocket. But this one I haven't done anything too, I've used it less and only at school, so I don't know.


So it sounds like you should bang it around as it sounds like the first one lasted more than a year and this new one didn't.:D
 
So it sounds like you should bang it around as it sounds like the first one lasted more than a year and this new one didn't.:D

Maybe I should.... :eek: Sucks being sans iPod.

Just found my reciept and it has Apple Limited Warranty typed under the iPod serial #, so I'm assuming I can get it repaired again... or replaced.
 
Maybe I should.... :eek: Sucks being sans iPod.

Just found my reciept and it has Apple Limited Warranty typed under the iPod serial #, so I'm assuming I can get it repaired again... or replaced.

Lucky you! When I get my new one I think i am going to be naughty and use something like alterpod and get a new one after a year? Does it always work if I keep a straight face and "have no idea what happened"?

Thanks
 
The warranty on a replacement iPod does in fact last until the expiration date of the original warranty or 90 days from the replacement date, whichever is later. Sorry. :(
 
Lucky you! When I get my new one I think i am going to be naughty and use something like alterpod and get a new one after a year? Does it always work if I keep a straight face and "have no idea what happened"?

Thanks

Forget that, it doesn't work like that. I just tried to send it in for repairs on the Apple Site and it showed the original iPod purchase date for the current serial#. Oh well, maybe I should get the Applecare on my next iPod :(

The warranty on a replacement iPod does in fact last until the expiration date of the original warranty or 90 days from the replacement date, whichever is later. Sorry. :(


Yea thanks, I figured. Hmm now what am I goin to do with this dead iPod?
 
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