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Apple.com SE iPhone - Snooker11 - 06-01-2022
So I have an iPhone 13 pro arriving soon, I am looking to try my first SE through apple.
Bought directly from apple.com I believe it’s too heavy for EB box, is my only option DNA? It is sent through a UK courier called DPD who take a picture upon delivery, no signature however, will DNA still work?
RE: Apple.com SE iPhone - tijdtikt - 06-01-2022
(06-01-2022, 11:39 AM)Snooker11 Wrote: So I have an iPhone 13 pro arriving soon, I am looking to try my first SE through apple.
Bought directly from apple.com I believe it’s too heavy for EB box, is my only option DNA? It is sent through a UK courier called DPD who take a picture upon delivery, no signature however, will DNA still work?
I heard DNA on apple is really hard, maybe sealed box method? Just an idea, if I was you i should do some research on sealed box and apple.
RE: Apple.com SE iPhone - Snooker11 - 06-01-2022
Quote:Just an idea, if I was you i should do some research on sealed box and apple.
I don’t feel comfortable trying the sealed box as the new phones have the two tear-away tabs to open the box
I’ve just read the guide and seen about new tabs, I assume the phone cannot be used until the return is processed? Also do they lock IMEI if they find out
RE: Apple.com SE iPhone - mothered - 06-01-2022
(06-01-2022, 11:49 AM)tijdtikt Wrote: I heard DNA on apple is really hardCorrect.
They tend to release themselves from liability, and ask you to deal directly with the carrier.
(06-01-2022, 11:49 AM)tijdtikt Wrote: maybe sealed box method?Apple Is now opening sealed box returns with tech-based products.
Better off using the wrong Item received method.
RE: Apple.com SE iPhone - Snooker11 - 06-01-2022
Quote:Better off using the wrong Item received method.
Which item would you suggest stating arrived in place? Does it have to be similar weight also (204 grams)
Does it have to be directly shipped from apple or can it be an apple product from a local store?
Assume the phone wouldn’t get blacklisted for this method?
RE: Apple.com SE iPhone - mothered - 06-21-2022
(06-01-2022, 12:40 PM)Snooker11 Wrote:I wasn't quoted, so I didn't receive your reply.Quote:Better off using the wrong Item received method.
Which item would you suggest stating arrived in place? Does it have to be similar weight also (204 grams)
Does it have to be directly shipped from apple or can it be an apple product from a local store?
Assume the phone wouldn’t get blacklisted for this method?
Your SE Is 3 weeks old. What ended up happening with It?