Deidre; A replacement phone is just that. It is not a new phone.
That’s why I will always subscribe to Apple Care Plus. God Bless Anthony > On Jan 12, 2018, at 11:20 AM, Deidre Muccio <[email protected]> wrote: > > I checked the model number on my replacement phone and the number started > with the capital letter M. But that doesn't mean that all the parts are Apple > parts as an earlier article that Mark supplied indicated. Certainly that > seems to be the case with this phone because it really does some Corky little > scratchy noise type stuff which none of my phones ever done before. This is > still not perfectly clear. I have a replacement phone through the company is > called something like ensure on which Verizon uses to ensure the phones that > they sell to their customers. They call it a replacement phone. It does not > seem like a new phone although looks like a new phone or did at any rate. So > a replacement phone is still not going to be a new phone? Is that what this > article is saying. I was led to believe that the replacement phones were new > but that I guess was quite and erroneous presumption on my part > > Deidre > > >> On Jan 12, 2018, at 8:54 AM, Mário Navarro <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> >> hi. >> >> thanks, great post! >> >> cheers. >> >> >> Às 02:48 de 10/01/2018, M. Taylor escreveu: >>> How To Check If Your iPhone Is Brand New Or Refurbished Model >>> Here's how to check if your iPhone or iPad is brand new, a replacement unit, >>> or a refurbished model. >>> >>> There's no additional installations or software required to obtain this >>> information. >>> Most of us have likely been in the situation whereby we have purchased a >>> device through a secondary sales channel and then subsequently wondered if >>> we are actually getting what we have been told. >>> Where Apple's iPhone is concerned, we could be purchasing a brand new device >>> or a refurbished model. That makes all the difference and affects what we >>> are willing to pay for a phone. With this little trick, you will be able to >>> quickly ascertain the type of device on offer. Let's take a look at the >>> process. >>> >>> Step 1: >>> First of all, you are going to need to have the device charged, powered up, >>> and ready-to-use. Once that's all done, launch the native Settings app. >>> >>> Step 2: >>> There's no additional third-party apps or software required for this. Once >>> in Settings, navigate to General > About. This is where a lot of relevant >>> information about your device is located. >>> >>> Step 3: >>> Scroll down through all of the provided information until you find the label >>> which gives you the device's "Model" number. This will give you a unique >>> number pertaining to that device which either begins with "M", "F", or "N", >>> and then followed by a series of letters and numbers. >>> >>> Step 4: >>> If your Model number starts with the letter "M", then it is a brand new >>> device. If the Model number begins with the letter "F" then it is a >>> refurbished device. And if your Model number starts with a letter "N" then >>> it is a replacement device. >>> M = Brand new device >>> F = Refurbished device >>> N = Replacement device. >>> Extremely quick and easy and a sure fire way to tell what type of device you >>> are currently in ownership of. If you are planning on buying something >>> through secondary sales channels, and you are presented with the opportunity >>> to take a look at the Model number, or you can get an unedited screenshot >>> from the seller, then it's a really good and quick way of ascertaining if >>> that person is being honest about the type of device that is being sold. >>> >>> You may also like to check out: >>> . List: iOS 10.3.3 Jailbreak Tweaks Compatibility For 64-Bit Devices >>> . iOS 11.2.2 Release Notes, Changelog And Security Content: Here's >>> What Has Changed >>> . 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