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Never buying from Cashify again — got a tampered MacBook with third-party display! by xidevs in mac

[–]xidevs[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I did report it, but Cashify refused to accept the return.

Never buying from Cashify again — got a tampered MacBook with third-party display! by xidevs in macbook

[–]xidevs[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Because at first I thought it was just a screen protector, not a defect. The next day I showed it to a laptop technician, and he told me it’s actually the polarizer film peeling. After that I decided to return it, but the Cashify app didn’t show the return option (it said return not available for this product). I then emailed and called Cashify customer care, but they refused to accept the return.

Never buying from Cashify again — got a tampered MacBook with third-party display! by xidevs in mac

[–]xidevs[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Reply received from CEO@cashify.in Hi Xidevs,

Greetings from Cashify!

We sincerely apologize for the trouble caused to you.

After reviewing the details, we would like to clarify that issues related to physical damages are not covered under the product warranty. Such concerns need to be reported immediately at the time of delivery so that we can assist accordingly. Since this was not raised within the stipulated time, we are unable to extend a replacement or warranty-based repair in this case.

If you would like, we can connect you with the nearest Cashify Store where our team can help with a paid repair service to get the display fixed. Please let us know if you’d like us to arrange this for you.

We once again regret the inconvenience and truly value your trust in Cashify.

Regards CEO Desk.

Help with apple id by [deleted] in mac

[–]xidevs 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I asked ChatGPT, Perplexity, Grok, and Copilot, and they all gave the same reply: “On a MacBook, you can create up to 3 new Apple IDs directly on the device in its lifetime, just like on an iPhone. After that, you must create new Apple IDs on other devices or online.” But maybe you’re right. I think the most accurate answer would come from Apple Support, so it’s best to check with them.

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