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The video provides a step-by-step guide on trading in an old iPad for a new one through Apple's trade-in program. Viewers are advised to log into their Apple account, select the new iPad, and follow the trade-in process, including packaging the old iPad securely in a provided plastic sleeve and prepaid trade-in box. Honesty in answering trade-in questions is emphasized, as it affects the final trade-in value. Apple offers credit towards new purchases, refunds the amount to the credit card, and disposes of the old device if accepted. The trade-in value may change based on inspection results. While selling on third-party sites like eBay may yield more money, Apple's trade-in program is highlighted as convenient and efficient. The speaker concludes by recommending viewers consider Apple's trade-in offer before exploring other options.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses how to trade in an old iPad for a new one using Apple’s trade-in program. They advise logging into your Apple account on the website, selecting the new iPad you want to purchase, and configuring its specifications. The potential maximum trade-in value shown is based on the newest, most expensive iPad. The trade-in process involves entering the serial number of your old iPad, answering questions about its condition, and receiving a quote. It is highlighted that the trade-in value displayed is an estimate, and the final value may differ upon inspection by Apple. Additionally, the trade-in discount is applied after paying the full price for the new iPad and shipment. Honesty in answering trade-in questions is emphasized, as it affects the final trade-in value.
00:03:00
In this segment of the video, the key actions involve receiving a notification about a second shipment which is a trade-in box for your old iPad. You have two weeks to return your old iPad once you receive your new one. You pack the old iPad securely in a plastic sleeve provided, place it in the prepaid trade-in box, and seal it with the accompanying tape. You then ship the old iPad back using the same shipping method it was sent to you by. The trade-in box is prepaid and specifies which shipping company to use. Upon receiving the old iPad, a third-party company contracted by Apple evaluates it. You will receive an email update in about two to four weeks with either the original quoted amount, a possibly increased amount (rare), or a decreased amount due to issues found during inspection. The refund for the trade-in will go back to the original payment method used for the new iPad purchase. If the estimate is lower, you can accept it or have the old iPad returned to you. In the rare case of a higher quote, a portion may be refunded as an Apple gift card.
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In this segment of the video, it explains the Apple trade-in program for old iPads. When you trade in your old device for a new one, Apple offers a quote, refunds the amount on your credit card, and disposes of the old device if you accept the estimate. If the quote changes to a lower amount, Apple sends an email with the reasons and pictures of damage. You can reject the updated estimate to get your old device back at no cost. Apple does not provide cash for trade-ins, only credit toward new purchases. You can trade in your old iPad for any Apple product or store credit. Selling on third-party sites like eBay may yield more money but requires more effort compared to Apple’s trade-in program, which is convenient and efficient.
00:09:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the trade-in offer provided by Apple for old iPads. They mention that the offer is decent and could potentially provide a good discount on a new iPad. The audience is encouraged to consider trading in their old iPad with Apple before selling it elsewhere. The speaker concludes by inviting viewers to ask questions in the comments, like, subscribe, and watch for new videos weekly.