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Broken iPhone!


Broken iPhone!
Originally uploaded by Sew Spoiled
This happened after I dropped it. I was carrying to much into the house and I did not realize I grab my phone too. It slipped and fell on the cement. I felt terrible about it. :(
But this story has a happy ending!
I love Apple! I went to the Apple store and showed them the iPhone. I was expecting to pay for a new one or pay for the glass replacement $199 or more! They gave me a new one free of charge. They said it was part of their accident forgiveness program. It is only good once, it is like a Monopoly "get out of jail free card". If you are not an Mac user, you really should be! I will be for life.
As you can see in the picture my old case was not very reliable. I am planning on making a new case but until then, if you have an iPhone case suggestion I would love to read about it. Please post a comment!
Thanks,
Leah

Comments

Anonymous said…
OH ick!! That's awesome they just gave you a new one!!
Also, good to know, I too try to get into the house in one trip holding a gazillion things.
we had ours repaired and it wasnt expensive? doing go withe the first quote!! it was £150 the first one but think we paid about £40 ish..
sorry didnt read all the post!! looks like you are sorted!

xx
Check out ifrogz.com They have lots of different cases for apple products. I've heard good things about it saving the iPhone/iPod Touch when accidentally dropped.
Sarah said…
Nice service! I suggest the Otterbox cases. They are virtually indestructible and I was able to find ours much cheaper on Amazon.
sb said…
Whew! Glad they replaced it for you; that's awesome! I dropped my iPod Touch and the screen shattered; I had no idea that there might even be a free option. I ended up ordering a new screen of of eBay (it still worked, there was no damage to the touch-sensing mechanism) and replaced it myself. It was hard work, and very terrifying, as I didn't want to cause any internal damage. It worked, though, and looked great. Until a couple of weeks later, when my husband dropped it. The screen damage wasn't as bad and I was too scared to replace it again, so it's still cracked... :(
Karin said…
Hi, I just love your blog and I've been following for a while. I have just received my iPhone and I made a case.
http://www.karinottilia.se/2011/02/iphone-fodral.html
Since I am from Sweden you might want to use my translation tool....
Have a nice day!
Kirsten said…
Just saw your post - this is a really cute case:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/31957791@N08/5492536323/
Anonymous said…
Awesome story Leah! I'm happy you were able to get your phone replaced for free, I actually just had to sell a broken iphone. Thank you for sharing this with us!

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