Sadly, it seems it’ll only worked in the Apple Store. I’d thought I’d be using mine in the App Store, over time - as it wasn’t the easy Amazon trade-in, where I have a credit I could easily spend down. The email you’d receive from them would give you all the particulars. So, I printed and guard the papers, carefully. If you didn’t use the virtual reward before it expired, you would need to contact them to get a new link which is, likely, what I’ll have to do. They’ll send an Apple Store eGift Card Reward that does not expire however, for security reasons the actual reward link will expire on a given date. Should you go their trade-in route, though, once your iMac is received and processed, your virtual reward will be sent via the. It could be possible they’d sell you a box. Should you decide not to explore for trade-in value, thru the above link, the email I received from Phobio Support says you can reach them 24/7 live chat at or by calling them (800) 353-9028 between 8 am and midnight, EST, 7 days a week. The adapter arrived working and it looked very much like a real OEM Apple.
I sorta wondered how they could manage to do that (Apple tightly controls the market price of their products), but I wanted to believe. The iMac Trade-In Guide for Apple GiveBack, powered by phobio, that came with the box was very helpful. I didn't want to pay 80 for an Apple adapter, so I was delighted to find these fine people selling 'genuine' Apple adapters for 60. I found you don’t have to be, actually, purchasing a replacement - or even any device - in order to take advantage of the program: Apple’s trade-in program, though, actually sent me a box for free! And their trade-in valuation wasn’t that much less. Besides the $100 cost of purchasing a box, no matter where I looked, FedEx, too, wanted an exhorbitant amount to package the device. When I was hoping to sell my ‘11 26” iMac, and hoping to get the best trade-in value, too, I found the trouble and cost of purchasing a box prohibitive, which is why I decided in the end to go with Apple’s Buy-Back program.
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