Buying through business - Looking for advice and tips

iMacBoy · Dec 20, 2012, 02:29 PM

Right,

I am looking to buy a MacBook Pro for business, so I have been sniffing around on the Apple Business page but I'm not getting enough information from it, and before I ring I though i'de ask a few questions on here.

Someone has told me that they bought their macbook pro through business and only paid £600 for it, and said he got 40% off, this is what I do not understand, I know that I get 20% VAT back but where the hell has the other 20% come from?

Also, I noticed Apple do financing, which was something around £42 a month over a 24month period. But is there any little catches to that? I'm presuming that it is 0% APR, is there any deposit that needs to be placed before you start it?

I would appreciate any help on this as could do with a MacBook Pro but cheaper the better as times are hard I'm sure you all know.

Thanks in advance, appreciate any tips and pointers.

kohlson · Dec 20, 2012, 04:40 PM

Check out the "special deals" on the main store page. They sell refurb units with as-new warranties. The units are essentially like new. Deals vary by the hour.

Dec 20, 2012, 02:29 PM	#1
iMacBoy macrumors 6502 Join Date: Dec 2009	Buying through business - Looking for advice and tips Right, I am looking to buy a MacBook Pro for business, so I have been sniffing around on the Apple Business page but I'm not getting enough information from it, and before I ring I though i'de ask a few questions on here. Someone has told me that they bought their macbook pro through business and only paid £600 for it, and said he got 40% off, this is what I do not understand, I know that I get 20% VAT back but where the hell has the other 20% come from? Also, I noticed Apple do financing, which was something around £42 a month over a 24month period. But is there any little catches to that? I'm presuming that it is 0% APR, is there any deposit that needs to be placed before you start it? I would appreciate any help on this as could do with a MacBook Pro but cheaper the better as times are hard I'm sure you all know. Thanks in advance, appreciate any tips and pointers. __________________ 21.5" iMac 13" MacBook iPhone 5
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Dec 20, 2012, 04:40 PM	#2
kohlson macrumors regular Join Date: Apr 2010	Check out the "special deals" on the main store page. They sell refurb units with as-new warranties. The units are essentially like new. Deals vary by the hour.
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