[yemenprince2004]

Originally Posted by cWanja

It all depends on the Genii you talk with. Many are easy going and some are hard ballers. It is tough to see just from their stance. You really need to have a manufacture defect going on with your phone. It is a tough decision.

Is your phone still freezing and heating up?

I agree with you that it all depends on the Genii.

about my phone, its still heating up when i charge it

Originally Posted by rodeeze

Yes, what I did was ballzy! Just shortly after I went on youtube and seen people ask for 1$ donations to put their iphone in the microwave. I should have youtubed mine! but oh well... I lucked out.

Again.. the only problem with a replacement(refurbished) is you get the crappy LCD version.

what u mean u get a crappy LCD version???

[Kruejl]

^^^Some older iPhones used a sub-par LCD so dark scenes in movies have a contrast issue.

[yemenprince2004]

Originally Posted by Kruejl

^^^Some older iPhones used a sub-par LCD so dark scenes in movies have a contrast issue.

doesn't apple completely fix them when they refurbish them??

and if it has a LCD problem then they shouldn't be selling it.

[cWanja]

Originally Posted by yemenprince2004

doesn't apple completely fix them when they refurbish them??

and if it has a LCD problem then they shouldn't be selling it.

IF there is another issue with your replacement (not saying it is refurbished, just saying it is replacing your original phone - hence the word usage), you are entitled to have it looked at again. It has the same warranty your original phone did (and if you had AppleCare on your original iPhone it will roll over to your new one).

If it is heating up, by all means go get it checked out. Best thing to do is going to be to charge it prior to brining it in so it is hot. If your local Apple Store is far away, then just wait.

[yemenprince2004]

@cWanga: thanks dude!
but I am worried that I go and they end up making up an excuse to not replace it.
More ideas, no macrwaving or crazy stuff!!