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iPhone Fault - Out of Warranty.

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  • Buzby
    Buzby Posts: 8,275 Forumite
    News to me that SOGA doesn't apply in Scotland. When did this change?

    As to the OP's problem - a true diagnosis is required, not rhetoric or blame. The Apple shop can provide this. Until then, speculation is pointless.
  • NFH
    NFH Posts: 4,413 Forumite
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    Bingolingo wrote: »
    Also, if the OP is in Scotland the SOGAS Act doesn't apply.
    Not true. Part 1A covers Scotland.
    Buzby wrote: »
    News to me that SOGA doesn't apply in Scotland. When did this change?
    Nobody said this.
  • NFH
    NFH Posts: 4,413 Forumite
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    Bingolingo wrote: »
    £150. Why? Because of the hassle doing things the other way. IMO, considering the new replacement cost I don't think £150 is too expensive for an as new replacement
    Why should the OP have to pay anything if the defect is caused by the manufacturer (for which O2 is liable to the OP) and not caused by the OP?
  • Bingolingo
    Bingolingo Posts: 224 Forumite
    The law relating to the quality of service in Scotland is common law (giving the same rights as statute).

    Claims made against the quality of goods supplied along with services tend to be made under the SOGA.
  • Bingolingo
    Bingolingo Posts: 224 Forumite
    NFH wrote: »
    Why should the OP have to pay anything if the defect is caused by the manufacturer (for which O2 is liable to the OP) and not caused by the OP?

    For the reasons I've given in my prior posts.

    It's just my opinion given the difficulty and inconvenience of making a claim, time involved etc.

    What the OP does is up to them.
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