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I have very few dropped calls with my iPhone but perhaps that's a location thing.

I bought an iPhone last September and managed to drop it and crack the screen in December. Expecting to pay full price, I took it to Apple to have it repaired and they replaced it free of charge. Nice present there!

SQLGeek wrote:I have very few dropped calls with my iPhone but perhaps that's a location thing.

I bought an iPhone last September and managed to drop it and crack the screen in December. Expecting to pay full price, I took it to Apple to have it repaired and they replaced it free of charge. Nice present there!

I had the same thing happen I dropped my iPhone then took it into Apple to see how much it would cost to get fixed and they replaced it for free, even though me dropping it wasn't covered under warranty. That is how you get customers to keep coming back.

paulhailes wrote:

SQLGeek wrote:I have very few dropped calls with my iPhone but perhaps that's a location thing.

I bought an iPhone last September and managed to drop it and crack the screen in December. Expecting to pay full price, I took it to Apple to have it repaired and they replaced it free of charge. Nice present there!

I had the same thing happen I dropped my iPhone then took it into Apple to see how much it would cost to get fixed and they replaced it for free, even though me dropping it wasn't covered under warranty. That is how you get customers to keep coming back.

Yep! My son (the network guru) dropped his to. Smashed the front glass, but still appeared to work (although holding shattered glass against the side of your face is NOT recommended!)
He said many bad words that day.
Took it to the Apple store, and they said since he'd had it less than a month, they'd replace it.
His attitude improved at that point.

Do they make iGuns yet? I'd try one of them.

bootsdeal wrote:Do they make iGuns yet? I'd try one of them.

Naw, you'd probably just drop it and break it! And don't forget, your warranty is void if it gets wet.

sjfcontrol wrote:

bootsdeal wrote:Do they make iGuns yet? I'd try one of them.

Naw, you'd probably just drop it and break it! And don't forget, your warranty is void if it gets wet.

And it won't work without an internet conneciton to the iShots website.

Pawpaw wrote:

sjfcontrol wrote:

bootsdeal wrote:Do they make iGuns yet? I'd try one of them.

Naw, you'd probably just drop it and break it! And don't forget, your warranty is void if it gets wet.

And it won't work without an internet conneciton to the iShots website.

And you'll need an iShots account.
And when it jams, it'll take 10 minutes to reboot.
And they'll come out with a better version within 30 days of purchase.

sjfcontrol wrote:

Pawpaw wrote:

sjfcontrol wrote:

bootsdeal wrote:Do they make iGuns yet? I'd try one of them.

Naw, you'd probably just drop it and break it! And don't forget, your warranty is void if it gets wet.

And it won't work without an internet conneciton to the iShots website.

And you'll need an iShots account.
And when it jams, it'll take 10 minutes to reboot.
And they'll come out with a better version within 30 days of purchase.

And when you run out of ammo, you'll be forced to upgrade to the new version because the iMagazine is not user-replaceable!

Pawpaw wrote:

sjfcontrol wrote:

Pawpaw wrote:

sjfcontrol wrote:

bootsdeal wrote:Do they make iGuns yet? I'd try one of them.

Naw, you'd probably just drop it and break it! And don't forget, your warranty is void if it gets wet.

And it won't work without an internet conneciton to the iShots website.

And you'll need an iShots account.
And when it jams, it'll take 10 minutes to reboot.
And they'll come out with a better version within 30 days of purchase.

And when you run out of ammo, you'll be forced to upgrade to the new version because the iMagazine is not user-replaceable!

Well, not quite true. Apple will have a program where for $40 you can send in your iGun and have the iMagazine replaced.

sjfcontrol wrote:

Pawpaw wrote:

sjfcontrol wrote:

Pawpaw wrote:

sjfcontrol wrote:Naw, you'd probably just drop it and break it! And don't forget, your warranty is void if it gets wet.

And it won't work without an internet conneciton to the iShots website.

And you'll need an iShots account.
And when it jams, it'll take 10 minutes to reboot.
And they'll come out with a better version within 30 days of purchase.

And when you run out of ammo, you'll be forced to upgrade to the new version because the iMagazine is not user-replaceable!

Well, not quite true. Apple will have a program where for $40 you can send in your iGun and have the iMagazine replaced.

Sure, but the waiting line will be out the door and around two corners.

gigag04 wrote:I'm now browsing the forum on my new iPad, birthday present. This thing is amazing.

Arnt they though,,,, Coming to you live from my ipad2 in Afghanistan.. worth the full boat buy in price for Facetime alone.