I went into an Apple store with my malfunctioning iPhone and, after waiting hours despite my appointment, the woman who came out to help me grabbed my phone and said, "Let's play the 'new iPhone user game'."My iPhone 6 red screen of death'd on me last night. Unable to recover or flash back to factory. Took it into an Apple Store this morning and the lady helping me asked how often I turned my phone off. According to her, the iPhone is a very delicate piece of high tech engineering that requires weekly power downs or I am damaging it.
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If my phone is on the brink of death weekly because I'm not powering it down for 10 seconds, my phone has major issues. And then fire your engineering team. If NASA can keep a decade old drone moving Mars, you can make a phone that doesn't need to be shit down weekly before it breaks itself.
Stupid story short, my phone was a brick and they gave me a new one.
Jimmies rustled once again.
I dont know about leaves, but every few years it gets icy around here at some point during the winter and someone drives into the one closest to me.I had something similar, determined by the darkness out back that a transformer had blown up. I didn't even know that still happened - I remember when the one behind my house a kid would blow every time a leaf fell on it.
So you're home free and you got money from the pawn shop. Kudos.My fiancee, whom I love very much, lost her engagement ring Friday night and it still hasn't shown back up. We were both drunk, and she's so mad at herself there's almost no point in my being upset at all... but even so, jimmies are rustled.
Man, i just rustled just reading about that shit. Hopfully your home owners insurance covers it for full value, often you need to scehdual specific jewelry items over a certian value.My fiancee, whom I love very much, lost her engagement ring Friday night and it still hasn't shown back up. We were both drunk, and she's so mad at herself there's almost no point in my being upset at all... but even so, jimmies are rustled.
Called today, and they're not going to cover it at all. They told me that normally jewelry is covered under my basic plan up to $1500 (not remotely enough to cover the ring, but it's something). You have to have a rider added for anything beyond that. Either way it's moot, because we're not married yet and the homeowner's policy for the property I've owned since long before we met is in my name. They won't cover it.Man, i just rustled just reading about that shit. Hopfully your home owners insurance covers it for full value, often you need to scehdual specific jewelry items over a certian value.
/sigh,Called today, and they're not going to cover it at all. They told me that normally jewelry is covered under my basic plan up to $1500 (not remotely enough to cover the ring, but it's something). You have to have a rider added for anything beyond that. Either way it's moot, because we're not married yet and the homeowner's policy for the property I've owned since long before we met is in my name. They won't cover it.
House is mine. I pay the insurance. I bought the ring. They refuse to cover the loss, however.
That is utter fucking bull shit man, I'd be more mad at the insurance company.Called today, and they're not going to cover it at all. They told me that normally jewelry is covered under my basic plan up to $1500 (not remotely enough to cover the ring, but it's something). You have to have a rider added for anything beyond that. Either way it's moot, because we're not married yet and the homeowner's policy for the property I've owned since long before we met is in my name. They won't cover it.
House is mine. I pay the insurance. I bought the ring. They refuse to cover the loss, however.