Hi all - looking for some advice. My wife, who uses my old iPhone 6s, has a battery under the recall program. She took the phone in this year and left it for a couple hours, and when she returned, they handed the phone to her and said they wouldn't fix it because they found water damage inside.
Now, this phone has never been dropped in water, so that part is a mystery. Plus, didn't Apple recently say they were going to stop being such a pain about the phantom water damage? Finally, if the battery is under recall, how is water damage, however real or imagined, even a valid excuse not to replace the battery?
I would have made a scene if I had been there to pick it up. But that opportunity is lost now. Any suggestions? I could email Tim but that's always a crap shoot. Tweeting Apple support? Any suggestions? Thanks!
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Now, this phone has never been dropped in water, so that part is a mystery. Plus, didn't Apple recently say they were going to stop being such a pain about the phantom water damage? Finally, if the battery is under recall, how is water damage, however real or imagined, even a valid excuse not to replace the battery?
I would have made a scene if I had been there to pick it up. But that opportunity is lost now. Any suggestions? I could email Tim but that's always a crap shoot. Tweeting Apple support? Any suggestions? Thanks!
Tags: toyota fortuner 2017, xe tai 8 tan isuzu, toyota yaris 2017, xe tai hyundai dong lanh
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