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    Default iPhone 3G dock crack.

    Right I have a iPhone 3G (black, so none of the 'white iphone crack' theory), and it has a 2cm crack running from the dock port connector, up to just underneath the 'iPhone 3G 16GB' writing on the back. I have not caused this crack, and after research it's a common fault in iPhone 3G's, I have had the iPhone for 6 months and have not dropped it a single time.

    I Googled this, and found this thread; http://discussions.apple.com/thread....sageID=7751448

    They say Apple/AT&T, will replace it, free of charge, but I was wondering, is this available to do in the UK? as I'd be pretty annoyed driving 30mile to the Birmingham Apple shop to find out that it won't be replaced, or should I take it to o2 and see what they say? (and If I ask nicely do you think they'd give me a white iPhone as a replacement? or is that to cheeky? if you don't ask, you don't get, rite?)

    What should I do? what would you advise me to do?

    Thanks for your help in advance!
    Last edited by Wolves; 23-06-2009 at 11:04 PM.

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    you should be able to call apple up or online to see what they say and request a repair is plausible. then they send you a box, and then you post your item to them.

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    I read that in the US their is a £20 option where they send you a replacement iPhone 3G and then you send them you're faulty iPhone, is this the case in the UK?

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    i don't have a clue regarding that. the best way is just to call them up. you'll get the best answers there really. but usually if you send the item back and they can't fix it, they'd replace it.

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    Really your best bet is to call up Apple Care (0870 876 0753) and explain your problem, they are normally very helpful and will tell you how to proceed. Sometimes though, the best bet is to go into the store and explain your problem.

    I faced a similar problem but with my macbook case cracking, I phoned apple care and then visited the store once they told me that it would be fixed.

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    Is that Apple care number a free-phone number?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wolves View Post
    Is that Apple care number a free-phone number?
    0870 isn't a freephone number, so no.

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    So the cost will go through the roof, I'll just try their online live support.

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    Their live support worked brilliantly for me.

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    Oh god, you need to pay for their online help? what a rip off.

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