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How do I go about getting my iPhone replaced by Apple?
So I bought an IPhone 6s Plus on Craigslist. The phone works perfectly, it is in very good condition, and it has a clean IMEI. The problem is that I have T Mobile and the phone is AT&T.
I want to get it unlocked so it will work with my SIM card but when I spoke with AT&T they said it still has installment payments and I can't get it unlocked until its payed off.
I was thinking to take it to Apple and they can replace it for me. How would I go about getting it replaced? The phone still has warranty on it and is not listed as lost/stolen.
3 Answers
- CaoedhenLv 75 years ago
Why do you think Apple would give you a new phone, when there is nothing at all wrong with the one you have? Here's a hint: they won't.
The only way to get the phone unlocked by AT&T is to pay off what is owed on it... then they will be happy to do so. Until then, you will not be able to do anything at all with the phone.
The person who sold it to you is who screwed you over, not AT&T, and not Apple. You may try and contact them about the situation, but the most likely answer from them is to ignore you. If you can identify them, you can sue them in small claims for your money back, but that is going to be more hassle than it is probably worth.
- AlCaponeLv 75 years ago
Apple won't replace your phone. Sounds like someone sold you a phone that was still under purchase contract. If so, the original phone company is likely to disable the phone or report it as stolen, either of which will make it useless to you.
- Crim LiarLv 75 years ago
Here's the rub! Until the phone is paid off it's still the property of AT&T and not the person who sold it to you! As such AT&T could decide to report it as stolen at any time! Your route of recourse is the person who sold it to you, not AT&T and not apple!