if its just the screen that didn't function, but when its being connected to the iTunes in laptop, it worked. is it still can be trade in ?
Ahmad Syazwan Nasaruddin
Hi Aisyatul,
For no display unit, eventhough the phone is still functioning, it would not be eligible for the trade in trade up program. Some requirements for eligibility is for the unit to be performing basic operation, example, can go into settings to see the Serial Number and IMEI. Since the Display is blank, it is not possible to do this and hence put it to be not eligible. Apologize for inconvenience caused. Hope this clarify your concern. Thanks.
Ah Chang
i got an old 2011 Macbook Pro 13" everything is working fine, it is just the battery is sort of dead, the device itself is not able to turn on if without the power connection through the power plug. Is this still eligible for the trade in? If not I will donate it to a local church/orphanage.
Nadia Nur Izzana
My iPhone 4 is not in its best condition but still can be used. Is it possible to join the trade in programme?
Ahmad Syazwan Nasaruddin
Hi Nadia Nur Izzana,
iPhone 4 model is eligible for the trade-in program. However, the unit must be in an excellent condition. Kindly visit the nearest Machines Outlet in order for them to evaluate the unit for trade-in eligibility and determine the value. Thanks.
Amir aiman Abdul karim
can i trade in with working iphone 5, but my screen is cracked?
Kelvin Lee
My iPhone 6 64gb screen lower right abit cracked, possible to trade in ???Thanks
Ahmad Syazwan Nasaruddin
Hi Kelvin Lee,
For your case, an iPhone having minor screen crack, it would not be eligible for the trade-in program. Thanks.
"In a widening of Apple Store policy, damaged phones are now included in the scheme, with rates of up to $50 for an iPhone 5s, $200 for an iPhone 6, and $250 for an iPhone 6 Plus, Apple said February 5, verifying an early report from 9to5Mac."
Can you help to clarify?
naqiu
hi. i have fully functioning iphone 6 but with cracked screen. am i eligible for the trade in program?
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if its just the screen that didn't function, but when its being connected to the iTunes in laptop, it worked. is it still can be trade in ?
Hi Aisyatul,
For no display unit, eventhough the phone is still functioning, it would not be eligible for the trade in trade up program. Some requirements for eligibility is for the unit to be performing basic operation, example, can go into settings to see the Serial Number and IMEI. Since the Display is blank, it is not possible to do this and hence put it to be not eligible. Apologize for inconvenience caused. Hope this clarify your concern. Thanks.
i got an old 2011 Macbook Pro 13" everything is working fine, it is just the battery is sort of dead, the device itself is not able to turn on if without the power connection through the power plug. Is this still eligible for the trade in? If not I will donate it to a local church/orphanage.
My iPhone 4 is not in its best condition but still can be used. Is it possible to join the trade in programme?
Hi Nadia Nur Izzana,
iPhone 4 model is eligible for the trade-in program. However, the unit must be in an excellent condition. Kindly visit the nearest Machines Outlet in order for them to evaluate the unit for trade-in eligibility and determine the value. Thanks.
can i trade in with working iphone 5, but my screen is cracked?
My iPhone 6 64gb screen lower right abit cracked, possible to trade in ???Thanks
Hi Kelvin Lee,
For your case, an iPhone having minor screen crack, it would not be eligible for the trade-in program. Thanks.
are you sure Apple can't accept broken iPhone? http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/leisure/2016/02/06/apple-accepting-broken-iphone-trade-ins/
"In a widening of Apple Store policy, damaged phones are now included in the scheme, with rates of up to $50 for an iPhone 5s, $200 for an iPhone 6, and $250 for an iPhone 6 Plus, Apple said February 5, verifying an early report from 9to5Mac."
Can you help to clarify?
hi. i have fully functioning iphone 6 but with cracked screen. am i eligible for the trade in program?