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macrumors 6502
Join Date: Oct 2003
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Kinda Funny question
Any student want to meet me at the Apple Store in DETROIT tomorrow and get me an EDU price on a g5 iMac.
I am a Canadian looking to buy one tomoroow in Detroit at Somerset Mall eMail or message me TONIGHT! |
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macrumors 68000
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Cape Cod
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you cant do that. i think that is illegal, or at least grounds for apple to make you pay the difference if you have to send it to apple for repairs.
i swear, people love apple so much, but the second they get a chance, they rip apple off.
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macrumors 6502
Join Date: Oct 2003
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Living in Canada Apple tears me a new A-HOLE by charging a 71% exchange rate on new systems... Relax buddy. Not ripping anyone off. Apples has been ripping all of us off for years! |
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macrumors 6502a
Join Date: Aug 2004
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If you're not an educator, you can't get the discount. Yep, I'm with musicpyrite on this. |
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Join Date: Oct 2003
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I get EDU In Canada and its still about ripoff |
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macrumors 6502
Join Date: Sep 2004
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Working for an Apple Authorized Higher Education Reseller in Canada, it's actually not too much of a ripoff. The educational discounts are based upon the standard price in that country. It's the same discount whether it's the US, Canada, or Brazil. It is patently illegal to access the educational discount when you do not qualify. You do not qualify for the American educational discount.
I think the better solution is for you to quit whining that you're paying an extra $100 for what is clearly a product worth far more than you're paying for it. I deal with this sort of crap on a daily basis. People will walk into my store, and whine about the pricing, when it's $200-300 lower than all but 1 other retailer in the city. Moreover, this is Toronto, and the other retailer is at the other end of the city. And you know what? You think you can just go online because I'm not cutting you a deal, and giving you crap for free? Go nuts, but I still get paid for that transaction. There's nothing I hate more than students who think that everyone should give them a deal. As a close runner up, though, is people who whine and moan when they can't get a superior product at the most reduced price possible.
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Which equals $1885 Canadian. The exact same price as my EDU discount in Canada, the difference being I get the Computer tomorrow if its in stock. Everyone doesnt need to freak. It was a simple question. |
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macrumors 6502
Join Date: Sep 2004
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Um....the base model iMac, which goes for $1299 US, goes for $1649 Canadian at the educational discount. So, I'm not sure where you were getting your prices.
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