QUOTE(idoblu @ Oct 24 2016, 06:00 PM)
Who says? It's counted from the day you activate the phone
Apple Online Store Malaysia said it.
14. Dead On Arrival (DOA) Product: System Failure Out of the Box
14.1 An Apple-branded hardware product is considered DOA if it shows symptoms of a hardware failure, preventing basic operability, upon its first use out of the box. If you believe that your product is DOA, please call AppleCare Technical Support on 1800-80-6419 within 10 calendar days of the invoice date. AppleCare Technical Support will determine whether the product is DOA and offer you the following options:
14.2. Replacement: The same product that you ordered will be shipped to you at Apple's expense. An Apple Store Sales Support representative will contact you within 48 hours of your call with the replacement product delivery details and the procedure for returning the DOA product.
14.3 Service: You may have the product repaired; however, once serviced, the product is no longer eligible for replacement.
14.4 Product must be deemed DOA by AppleCare Technical Support within 10 calendar days of the invoice date in order to receive a replacement unit.
15. DOA Terms and Conditions
15.1 This DOA policy applies only to Apple-branded hardware products currently offered at the Apple Consumer Store. As new products are offered, Apple reserves the right to determine whether or not this policy applies. This DOA policy does not apply to third-party products that do not bear the Apple brand name. You may call the manufacturer directly with any third-party product issues.
15.2 If the product is deemed DOA by AppleCare Technical Support more than 10 calendar days after the invoice date, Apple's standard product warranty will apply.
15.3 If the product is deemed by AppleCare Technical Support NOT to be DOA, Apple's standard product warranty will apply.
15.4 Shipping will be arranged at Apple's expense for all products determined by AppleCare Technical Support to be DOA.
15.5 Apple reserves the right to test returned DOA product. If the condition of the product is misrepresented by the customer, Apple may impose a handling fee.
This post has been edited by JayChouYEE: Oct 24 2016, 06:04 PM