Charlesjjm
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Nope. They just inspected the physical device.Any questions about it being on contract?
I bought my phone off Carbonite so not sure if it's contract or not.
Will they be able to check with the IMEI / Serial no?
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Nope. They just inspected the physical device.Any questions about it being on contract?
I bought my phone off Carbonite so not sure if it's contract or not.
Will they be able to check with the IMEI / Serial no?
The only way a contract could be relevant is if the phone is carrier locked.
That would be pretty unusual. I could clearly see the trade-in wizard the guy was running through and it needed the results of their diagnostic tool.Nope. They just inspected the physical device.
Bruh, just go to the store and find outThanks @Bryn
Is there a validity period given to accept their offer?
Or
Is it take it or leave it and if you decide you want to take up the offer (within a day or two )another test will need to be done?
I just want to be fully prepared hence all the questions.
@BBC I did an inspection on mine a week ago. They only removed the case, not the screen protector. This was at Sandton City iStore.
So slight echo, as long as the device isnt carrier locked, you are golden.Thanks @Bryn
Is there a validity period given to accept their offer?
Or
Is it take it or leave it and if you decide you want to take up the offer (within a day or two )another test will need to be done?
I just want to be fully prepared hence all the questions.
My impression was that it was an offer valid in the moment only. I assume if I returned even later the same day that the inspection process would be done again from scratch. After all, the device could pick up damage in between.Thanks @Bryn
Is there a validity period given to accept their offer?
Or
Is it take it or leave it and if you decide you want to take up the offer (within a day or two )another test will need to be done?
I just want to be fully prepared hence all the questions.
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I then turned to my former insurer, Discovery Insure, and they wanted R680/month.
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What's your experience/premium?
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Does 1Password backup the codes also?
I’m split between MS Authenticator and Google’s one
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