Hey, so i have two questions. Does Apple take Iphone's that were bought elsewhere? I.e if bought from someone off the internet, for example, E-bay, Amazon. And if so does Apple just let you walk into a store and let you trade it in? As well as possibly trading it in to get $125 off a product, I.e if you were trying to get $100 off a 9th Generation Ipad.
iPad (9th generation)
Yes, Apple accepts iPhones that were bought elsewhere, including from online retailers like eBay and Amazon. However, to trade in your iPhone for credit towards a new purchase, the device must meet certain eligibility criteria, such as being in good condition and not having a cracked screen.
You can visit an Apple Store or use the online trade-in program to trade in your iPhone for credit towards a new Apple product. However, the value of your trade-in may vary depending on the condition of the device and the current market value of the product.
If you trade in your old iPhone for credit towards a new 9th Generation iPad, you may be able to get $125 off the purchase price. However, the exact value of the trade-in credit may vary depending on the condition of the device and other factors.
Yes, Apple accepts iPhones that were bought elsewhere, including from online retailers like eBay and Amazon. However, to trade in your iPhone for credit towards a new purchase, the device must meet certain eligibility criteria, such as being in good condition and not having a cracked screen.
You can visit an Apple Store or use the online trade-in program to trade in your iPhone for credit towards a new Apple product. However, the value of your trade-in may vary depending on the condition of the device and the current market value of the product.
If you trade in your old iPhone for credit towards a new 9th Generation iPad, you may be able to get $125 off the purchase price. However, the exact value of the trade-in credit may vary depending on the condition of the device and other factors.
Apple Trade in Policy
