What happens if an iPhone dies completely and the 2 year contract isn't up?
Do you have to pay for a new phone or do they give you a replacement?
The contract is meaningless. It's the warranty you need to check. If it ran out, then you're most likely stuck paying for a phone that's no good. You can try contacting them and asking, though. You never know unless you ask.
If it's in the first year or afterwards with the insurance, you can get it fixed (usually for a small fee).
If you can't/don't, you still have to continue with the contract until it's up, either using another phone, buying another one (not at the new-contract price you paid when you first got the phone), or without a phone attached to the line.
- What happens when your Iphone completely dies? So one morning I woke up and my iPhone was a fan, with wires and plates sticking out of it 3" wide. It looks basically like a fan.So, my sim card is still in it. And usually it saves my numbers. Will all of my numbers be saved on it? And, will my pictures be on it? Is there some way to get them?
- What happens if you cancel a 3 year IPhone contract and sell the phone? Like just stop paying the bill, because its like $200+ every month. Then cell the Iphone. What can they do? Also, the phone isn't in my name. It's in my ex boyfriends.
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- My IPhone works completely fine sometimes but a lot of times I can't use it and it's completely unresponsive to my touch? I scheduled an appointment to fix my very cracked screen and I was just wondering if this will fix my problem for sure or is there something else that may be causeing the screen to be unresponsive?