Iphone fault

[Batch]

I'm missing something. Why would you claim on insurance when the repair will be free?

[jonny72]

Another good question is why he's asking the "experts" on this forum and most likely being told a pile of bollocks, rather than calling Apple or Vodafone and getting the correct advice.

[pauld]

Insurance has an excess

Surely for Apple products it's iNsurance?

[thedarkprince]

The EU are challenging the 1 year warranty anyway... says it should cover for a slong as youc an reasonably expect the product to last.  It's a similar argument they made against car manufacturers which is why you're seeing 5+ yrs warranty becoming the standard rather than the exception.

[jonny72]

The EU are challenging the 1 year warranty anyway... says it should cover for a slong as youc an reasonably expect the product to last.

UK law already says that.

If you were to take Apple to court (small claims) to challenge their 12 month warranty for iPhone's (or any of their products) you'd have a very good chance of winning as they are expensive high end products which should last longer than 12 months.

[otanswell]

Another good question is why he's asking the "experts" on this forum and most likely being told a pile of bollocks, rather than calling Apple or Vodafone and getting the correct advice.

I work for Vodafone

[magicroundabout]

that you do but you still haven't got back to me you cunt

[otanswell]

that you do but you still haven't got back to me you cunt

youll have to send me the info again howells