Apple lays down iPhone purchase rules -- max 2 per person

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Robbie @ Jun 29th 2007 2:54AM

what i want to know is this...

...you go home with your new iphone.
...you try to activate. your credit is declined or you need a deposit.
...you dont have money for a deposit.
...you unplug your iphone and take it back to the store
...are they going to charge you 10% for returning it!?!?!? thats not your fault that their stupid system has you taking your phone home before you even know if your credit will be approved!!!!

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David Burns @ Jun 29th 2007 3:03PM

If you are unsure about your credit, you can have a credit check done at the AT&T store before you take it home. They will give you a pre-approved code you type in iTunes and everything will run smooth.

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Robbie @ Jun 30th 2007 5:38PM

but what if you didnt anticipate a problem and want to return it after finding out you cant sign up or need a deposit? i dont think it would be right to charge someone 10% for returning it just because at&t wanted to make things run more smoothly in their stores by putting the activation work on the consumer

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