Warranty void due to multiple dents on edges?

currently my ipad display distorted as it still have 6 months warranty so i send in for repair.
but they said can't repair only replacement.
Now they said can't replace it as it has many dents on edges so warranty voided.
that not fair i just bought it for 6 month and the dents were already there for since first month i bought.
so the distortion wasn't caused by the dents.
Does anyone encounter such problem?

Some not insignificant physical trauma caused those dents, and Apple cannot just take your word that the dents didn't cause your problem. Especially since the duration of time between the denting and the problem doesn't mean a darn thing. I once dropped a MacBook Pro on the floor and, despite a big dent, it worked fine... For a month, then the logic board finally failed. Following physical trauma, problems can crop up at a later date, they don't have to occur right away.

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