No. Apple Card does not offer extended warranty protection. Apple Card does have other benefits, though, including a ShopRunner membership, Mastercard ID theft protection, and zero fraud liability.
You can activate your Apple Card through your iPhone. More specifically, your new Apple Card is sent in a special wallet-style packaging which contains an NFC tag. This tag initiates the link between the physical Apple Card with the digital one in the Wallet app on your iPhone.
You will need a compatible iPhone with the latest iOS version to activate your Apple Card.
Open the packaging that has your Apple Card inside.
Follow the steps in the packaging. If you need more help, you can chat with an Apple Card representative.
Your card is ready to use as soon as it's activated.
Here's what to do if you don't have the Apple Card packaging:
If the packaging that your new Apple Card was delivered in has been damaged or you accidentally disposed of it before activating the card, follow these steps to activate it:
Here is how to contact the Apple Card customer service:
Online: Contact Apple through the Messages app on your Apple device and you will be routed to the Apple Card customer service for any account-related questions. Alternatively, you can chat with an agent by using the … read full answerApple Wallet app and tapping "Message."
By phone: Call the Apple Card customer service department at (877) 255-5923.
By mail: Send your written inquiries to the following address: Lockbox 6112 P.O. Box 7247 Philadelphia, PA 19170-6112
Otherwise, you could try finding an answer to your question on their online support platform: Apple Support Communities.
You cannot get an Apple Card cash advance because the Apple Card does not allow cash advances at all. While you can’t get cash from this card, you can use the Apple Card for purchases wherever cards on the Mastercard network are accepted.
The fact that Apple Card cash advances are not an option might actually be a blessing in disguise. Cash advances are very expensive, thanks to a cash advance fee and a separate cash advance APR that apply as soon as you withdraw the cash. There may also be ATM-owner fees, depending on where you make the cash advance.… read full answer
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