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zxem

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Oct 24, 2006
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Hi all,

I bought my MacBook pro 1 week ago with the old config. Could I ask them to replace a new Macbook pro with Core 2 :mad: :mad: ?
 

Shadow

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Feb 17, 2006
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zxem said:
Hi all,

I bought my MacBook pro 1 week ago with the old config. Could I ask them to replace a new Macbook pro with Core 2 :mad: :mad: ?
Yes. Send it back with teh 14day returns policy and buy the new one.
 

zxem

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Oct 24, 2006
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ChrisG said:
Yes. Send it back with teh 14day returns policy and buy the new one.

14 days covers in-store purchase, right?
 

mratlantis

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Oct 24, 2006
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in the same boat

i bought my MBP 15' 10 days ago
its still to be delivered
now i want to upgrade to the new model
can i?
does anyone have any advice?>

by the way i bought it online with the education discount as im a teacher

thanks in advance
 

Shadow

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Feb 17, 2006
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Yup, if you take it back to the store I think. May be able to do it over the phone.
 

Shadow

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Feb 17, 2006
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I'm not entirely sure if CTO Macs can be returned-better check with Apple.
 

Magnus Reftel

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May 16, 2006
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I don't know where you live, but if you live in the EU, then you have two weeks to change your mind (counting from the day you receive the goods) on online purchases. Don't open the box, and tell them that on second thought you weren't interested.
 

zxem

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Oct 24, 2006
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Magnus Reftel said:
I don't know where you live, but if you live in the EU, then you have two weeks to change your mind (counting from the day you receive the goods) on online purchases. Don't open the box, and tell them that on second thought you weren't interested.

I bought in New York apple store USA.
 

nuzreq

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Jun 23, 2003
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My friend just purchased the old rev, less then a week ago, but he has definitely opened it. You guys think it would be possible for him to return it for the newer one?
 

®îçhå®?

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Mar 7, 2006
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nuzreq said:
My friend just purchased the old rev, less then a week ago, but he has definitely opened it. You guys think it would be possible for him to return it for the newer one?
Yes but [paying a 10% restocking fee.
 

mratlantis

macrumors newbie
Oct 24, 2006
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so am i right in thinking that as i have bought a customised mbp (glossy screen and extra harddrive and ram) and i bought it online (im in the uk) i wont be able to return it?
bear in mind it still hasnt been delivered yet
its due tomorrow
:confused:
 

Demon Hunter

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Mar 30, 2004
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mratlantis said:
so am i right in thinking that as i have bought a customised mbp (glossy screen and extra harddrive and ram) and i bought it online (im in the uk) i wont be able to return it?
bear in mind it still hasnt been delivered yet
its due tomorrow
:confused:

Maybe it's already been upgraded? :confused:
 

iñaki'sonMac'87

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Sep 6, 2006
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I wonder if cut the Serial Number to send it for the Ipod discount mail-in-rebate would be consider as a damage to the "original envelope" or is posible to send it and get the new one.
 

Willis

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Apr 23, 2006
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As far as I know, any BTO Macs cant be returned. Your best best is to try listing it on ebay and see what you get for it.
 

NJuul

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Mar 15, 2006
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mratlantis said:
so am i right in thinking that as i have bought a customised mbp (glossy screen and extra harddrive and ram) and i bought it online (im in the uk) i wont be able to return it?
bear in mind it still hasnt been delivered yet
its due tomorrow
:confused:


You can definitely return it within two weeks of receiving it, whether or not it's BTO, but call them and ask. It might already be upgraded, as they usually don't ship older products after newer ones have been announced.

Edit: UK return policy here
 

zxem

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Oct 24, 2006
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Apple give me 2 options for my 1 week old MacBook Pro.

1. Pay them $220 restock fee, return the MacBook Pro
2. They refund me $600, I keep MacBook Pro.

I chose return it. And surprisingly New York 5 Ave Apple store still does not have the new MacBook Pro in stock.
 

Mafio

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Sep 29, 2006
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zxem said:
Apple give me 2 options for my 1 week old MacBook Pro.

1. Pay them $220 restock fee, return the MacBook Pro
2. They refund me $600, I keep MacBook Pro.

I chose return it. And surprisingly New York 5 Ave Apple store still does not have the new MacBook Pro in stock.


WOWwwww 600$$!!!no bad ;)
 

roland.g

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Apr 11, 2005
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It's not surprising that they are not in the stores yet. Apple says 1 week on shipping and stores don't get them any sooner.
 

roland.g

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amac4me said:
Yes, amazing. I would have taken the $600

Me three!! The advantages of the C2D vs. $600, take the money and sell the MBP next year and then upgrade, the CD MBP will still be worth good money and you will pocket $600. No brainer.
 
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