D3x!
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well then i will be very pee'd off as i was told that they are replaced with new units.
I would not mind a refurb unit if i had been told in the beginning and the quality was the same as the one i gave in, i.e zero scratches etc
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iPad 2 wont boot, wont charge and cant DFU
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well then i will be very pee'd off as i was told that they are replaced with new units.
I would not mind a refurb unit if i had been told in the beginning and the quality was the same as the one i gave in, i.e zero scratches etc
sand_man
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Refurbs are indistinguishable from new, they that good. Probably includes a one year warranty too.
D3x!
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well that is fine then, but they really should tell the customer that it is a refurb and not new then :/
The_Unbeliever
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As long as the refurb is 100% without any residual pr0nz or the such...
D3x!
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D3x!
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got the unit back, it is most definitely a new unit and is still wrapped in that plastic cover they come in. that or a damn good refurb.
starting it up now.
sucks that they don't give you a new screen protector, not your fault that their product failed.
starting it up now.
sucks that they don't give you a new screen protector, not your fault that their product failed.
sand_man
Honorary Master
Lol, now you pushing it dude!!
EDIT: What's the warranty period on the replacement unit and how old was your mothers damaged unit?
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D3x!
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old unit was bought last year june, warranty just continues from what i understand
sand_man
Honorary Master
So the replacement would have around 3 months warranty? See, I reckon that's wrong. The replacement unit should carry a full year warranty.
D3x!
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yah but i see where they are coming from, else a warranty could carry on indefinately
sand_man
Honorary Master
Well, not if the iPad didn't keep breaking down.
EDIT: The warranty for a replacement iPad expires the same date the original iPad's warranty expired or 90 days after the date of replacement, whichever is longer.