Is true that apple will replace I pad 3 to new iPad for the customers?

When the iPad 4 was released, Apple said that persons who had purchased an iPad 3 in the prior 30 days could exchange it for an iPad 4. This replacement period is over.
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IS apple trading you a new iPod 6th gen for your 1st gen iPod nano?

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My ipad 3 gets hot when i use it. i've read an article in wikipedia that apple will replace ipad3 to ipad 4. is it true? im from laoag city, ilocos norte, philippines.

my ipad 3 gets hot when i use it. i've read an article in wikipedia that apple will replace ipad3 to ipad 4. is it true? im from laoag city, ilocos norte, philippines.

Hello:
my ipad 3 gets hot when i use it.
Contact Applcare with a warranty issue.
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HT4061 I had read that Apple will replace a cracked screen on an iPad the first time for free. Does anyone know if this is true?

I have read that Apple will replace a cracked screen on an iPad the first time it is damaged for free. Does anyone know if this is true?

apple's official policy is: cracked screens = accidental damage
With iPad 1 and 2, accidental damage is not covered by any apple care and a replacement iPad starts at $249 and goes up depending on the model.
iPad3's were eligible for Apple Care + which offers two instances of accidental damage repair for $49 each time
The 'apple store replaced my cracked ipad for free' is largely an urban legend. It's possibly happened, but those that have been on the receiving end were people that happened to get a store manager that defied Apple's official policy. Not to say it hasn't potentially happened, but it's an exception not the rule. And if you happen to be lucky enough to experience it, that's just what it is, luck. Not something to be counted on or expected.

Is it true that apple will fix your products once for free ?

Is it true that apple will fix your products once for free ?
my iphone just turned off last night and wont turn back on...

Is it true that apple will fix your products once for free ?
No.
my iphone just turned off last night and wont turn back on...
Standard troubleshooting...
Try a reset by pressing the home and sleep buttons until you see the Apple logo, ignoring the slider. Takes about 5-15 secs of button holding and you won't lose any data or settings.
If still a problem restore with your backup.
If still a problem restore as new, i.e. without your backup. See how it runs with nothing synced to it.
If still a problem, it's likely a hardware issue. If still under warranty, take it in to Apple for a potnetial warranty replacement. If not, you may be able to get an out-of-warranty replacement for $149.

My volume down button have stuck it was not my falt and no dent is on the button and I read in an article that apple will replace it because it is a defect and my phone is 2 years old so means out of warrenty just want to ask that will apple replace it

My volume down button have stuck but it was not my falt and no dent is on the button and I read in an article that apple will replace it because it is a defect and my phone is 2 years old so means out of warrenty just want to ask that will apple replace it.

If your phone is out of warranty you will be given the option of buying a new phone or getting one with an out of warranty replacement, which is cheaper that buying a new phone.

If i bought an ipod five months ago, and it was stolen, will the warranty mean that apple will replace it?

My ipod was stolen from school two days ago and ive been going over topics and articles and as far as i can tell, it looks like apple will replace it because my warranty is still in place. is this true?

Of course not.
Warranties for any product do not cover theft at all.
Warranties cover manufacturer defects.
If your tv is stolen does Sony just give you another? Of course not.
Does Ford give you another car if your is stolen? Of course not.
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Is true that I can change my ipod nano 1 generacion for the new ipod nano in any store?

i want to know if is true if I can change my ipod nano 1 generacion for the new ipod nano in any store?

No, you have to send the iPod into Apple in exchange for a 6G Nano. See this page for more information.
http://www.apple.com/support/ipodnano_replacement/
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My husband is adamant that I'm wasting my time because Apple will not replace an LCD screen, but obviously the phone has had issues since I received it and it's not anything that I did! I spoke to a very nice representative who made an appointment at the Apple Store to have it checked out. Has anyone had any luck with getting something like this taken care of under warranty? Thanks!

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Anybody whose equipment does not match Apple's specifications (e.g. those with TVs that do not have built-in HDMI ports, or that cannot accept a 720p signal) should be very wary of installing any updates. As these are not supported displays, Apple is unlikely to test updates on them, and it is possible that an update will cause loss of function. It would be wise to wait to hear from others with similar TVs before you decide whether to apply an update. This also means that if you own an unsupported TV, it is possible that you will not be able to get access to future updates that include features that you would like to have.
Frankly, if you have an unsupported TV and are dead-set against replacing it, you probably should consider returning or selling your AppleTV and buy a product, such as the Roku box, that supports your type of TV.
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Very disappointing to read so many postings that Apple techs are saying this problem will not be fixed, thus ruining what had been a great experience for so many. If this is true, this issue warrants public notification.

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Is it a possibility that apple will replace my iphone 5 with a 5c?

I've just gotten tired of all the problems like exiting out of apps and dying at 20 to sometimes 50 percent and the lock button stopped working about 5 months ago. I never dropped it or anything until after the problems occurred and I used to always have the case on. I don't know if it has anything to do with iOS but from researching a bit it seems others with the 5 have been having similar problems. I even try to reduce the amount of apps I have open to help save battery and it just doesn't work, especially when I have my camera open, it'll drain drastically or just flat out die. Even when I close all open apps and turn notifications and things off and don't use it it'll still lose quite a bit of battery. My warranty ends on my birthday this week and I was wondering if I went and got a replacement if they'd replace it with the 5c because they seem to be very similar just size and material difference. But yea I just don't really want to end up with another iphone 5 that might end up the same way as this one has I guess.

They will not exchange a 5 for a 5c.
Sorry,
GB

Is it true that it will take an Apple Authorized reseller 7-10 days to replace my Magsafe recharger covered by applecare and cannot give me ones available in their shop because they have to send the order to Singapore? Is that not really poor service?

HI, I have a question. I bought my macbook pro along with applecare + which expires in 2013. I bought it in Melboune Australia, however I am currently on a business trip in Pakistan. My Magsafe recharger went bust (not charging at all and leaking oil). Called Apple Australia and spoke to a very helpful service rep. After verification, he told me to take the magsafe to the Apple Authorized reseller in Lahore (Raffles - gave the sellers address and numbers) and they will replace it with a new one immediatley. He also gave me a case number.
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Any help/knowledge about someone else who has faced this issue would be appreciated.

AAR's are independent distributors, very rarely have a inventory and have to order everything from Apple on a per need basis.
You would likely get faster response waiting on hold with Apple for three hours and having the new magsafe overnight shipped, or going to a Apple Store and exchanging the Magsafe/buy a new one while waiting for the old one to be replaced.
It's the sad fate of things unfortunately, but likely this has to do with AAR's only making a tiny profit on new hardware sales, them giving you a new Magsafe doesn't make any profit for them, likely Apple doesn't have a reinbursment or takes forever to determine your Magsafe is defective and authorize a replacement cost reinbursement to the AAR.
Think about it, if you were a AAR would you exchange a Magsafe knowing Apple could later determine the defective Magsafe was caused by customer misuse (thus voiding the warrantly/AppleCare) not send you a dime?
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Apple keeps all replaced parts. That's their policy.

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In fact I gave it by a phone call..

I did exacly the same thing few years ago. Apple sent me the new charger and an envelope with printed address etc to send back the demaged charger, and suggested me the Company to contact for the dispatch (probably it was UPS not sure). I do not remember exactly how it worked, if I was charged the price and they accreditd it back to my card few days after reeceiving the not working charger....
Anyway I remember always was fast and perfect.
Of course if you feel more confortable not giving your card number you may forget the matter: at the end of the day it is only a small amount to buy a new charger, if you feel more safe I would not cost you much mnoney...

Is true that apple will replace I pad 3 to new iPad for the customers?

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