AppleCare for iPhone £44.00 with O2 Priority Moments (instore)
O2 priority has 20% off accessories instore at the moment. AppleCare is included. Worked for me. Normally £61 from Apple.
PS. I know that you can try to argue that all items have a two year warranty under EU law, though Apple currently interprets this as being able to demonstrate a fault when first purchased.
I also know you can make claims under section 75 of the Consumer Credit act, but it's a lot of hard work.
Applecare is great for people who have iPhones and want things fixed/replaced quickly without any stress.
More info http://www.apple.com/uk/support/products/iphone.html
A summary of Apple's warranties including what is covered under EU law http://www.apple.com/uk/legal/statutory-warranty/
Applecare Ts&Cs http://images.apple.com/legal/applecare/docs/081811_APP_iPhone_EMEA_English_v5.4.pdf
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Jump to unread Post a CommentA service that o2 customers get. I thought priority was for concert tickets etc might be o2 moments that the OP is mentioning.
O2 Priority is a service for O2 only customers (with active O2 tariff) with time limited discounts in different stores/restauratns/hotels etc.
O2 Priority link
A service that o2 customers get. I thought priority was for concert tickets etc might be o2 moments that the OP is mentioning.
I've changed the title to make it more accurate. ;)
I believe they won't do so if caused by accidental damage.
More info http://www.apple.com/uk/support/products/iphone.html
Applecare + does, which has replaced this in the USA but seemingly not over here.
Applecare + does, which has replaced this in the USA but seemingly not over here.
Not sure how many do it in the USA but over here that would be abused something rotten.
IT does not cover you if you lose your contacts, or any data for that matter.
Any software issues (which is what you have by the sounds of it) can usually be fixed by doing a restore via iTunes.
Applecare + does, which has replaced this in the USA but seemingly not over here.
Not sure how many do it in the USA but over here that would be abused something rotten.
It's just the same as having accidental damage on contents insurance in your house. You're effectively paying an insurance premium for your phone. How many people fraudulently claim? Mmmmmm
Edited By: xeroc on Oct 08, 2012 21:51
doesnt seem to be working :(
doesnt seem to be working :(
There are currently no lightning docking stations available to my knowledge. You will need the 30pin > Lightning adaptor to plug your iPhone 5 into a dock.
But, your iPhone 5 already comes with 90 days free telephone support, so you can always give them a call.