Watch trade in change

[JustCrusin]

So after placing my order I changed my mind on which watch I want to trade in (series 4 instead of series 6). Does anyone know if I can just send in the other series and they will adjust the value accordingly?

Thanks.

 

[deeddawg]

You'd want to get that answer from the company you ordered the watch from.

Should you have a problem with the swapped trade-in, they're not gonna care what some random strangers on the Internet told you.

 

[Night Spring]

How much can you get by trading in a Series 4? I can't imagine it'll be very much...

 

[ProfessionalFan]

How much can you get by trading in a Series 4? I can't imagine it'll be very much...

Up to $100 from Apple

 

[JustCrusin]

You'd want to get that answer from the company you ordered the watch from.

Should you have a problem with the swapped trade-in, they're not gonna care what some random strangers on the Internet told you.

Thanks. Guess what? I already did that and I was transferred 4 times and didn’t receive a strait answer, other than I could cancel my order which is not my choice at this time.

 

[deeddawg]

Thanks. Guess what? I already did that and I was transferred 4 times and didn’t receive a strait answer, other than I could cancel my order which is not my choice at this time.

Seems you already had your answer, albeit indirect.

 

[Luis0180]

I was looking for a related but different question: I ordered the Ti with the trade in for my S6. Let's say tomorrow I change my mind and want to buy the SS. Is it viable having the trade in in process? Any experience?

 

[ProfessionalFan]

I ordered the Ti with the trade in for my S6. Let's say tomorrow I change my mind and want to buy the SS. Is it viable having the trade in in process? Any experience?

If you return/cancel the order that the trade-in is attached to before sending your device in, the trade-in will also be canceled. They would have to have already reviewed and completed the trade-in. Even if your trade-in device is en route to them, they'll return it to you if you cancel the order.

 

[Dwalls90]

When I picked up my phone using in-store pickup, even though I had originally put in the device trade-in details, they virtually restarted the process from scratch. I think the purpose of filling that information out in advance is in the event you want to process your trade in by mail, or just to help give the customer insight into the final total amount after trade in. If you're trading in in-store, then I don't think pre-populating that information for the in-store pickup really does anything.