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rye9

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What exactly do I need to bring to an Apple Retail store to get 10% off? Just an old iPod? The cable it came with and the box too?
 
i'm pretty sure all you need is the ipod itself. I highly doubt they need the cable or anything else, as they have boxes of those all over.
 
I don't believe that shuffles are included in the offer, but I think all other iPod models are.
 
Ok well now I have another question... is it worth bringning back my 2G 4GB iPod mini for $15 off of a 4GB silver nano?
 
does it work?

Yes, it works perfectly fine, however the battery life is about... an hour. I can fully charge it and then turn it on to use it and it'll die once I click on a song to play. However after turning it off and on a few times it seems to finally play a few songs before it'll die.
 
Well I don't want to keep it necessarily because I'd much rather have the newer, thinner iPod which can play videos as well (the nano of course). I'm not so keen to selling my iPod online... so where else would I be able to get more than $15 for my mini? Thanks for the help so far btw. :)
 
online selling

craiglist.org

local sales. (almost) ******** free. No shipping and other nonsense.

Mike
 
Ok well now I have another question... is it worth bringning back my 2G 4GB iPod mini for $15 off of a 4GB silver nano?

It's pretty simple, really. If the amount of money you could get by selling it on ebay is greater than 10% of the new ipod price, then sell it on eBay. Otherwise take the 10%.
 
Well I just remembered that there's also a site to help me determine the worth... I remember you type in your iPod's information and it gives an estimate of worth. Does anyone know which site this is?
 
Well on target.com you'd have to pay shipping and stuff I think. Anyways, I checked a price on podswap.com and it said approx $22. I guess maybe the 10% off a nano is a loss of $7 but I don't have a use for my dead mini anyways.
 
Can you trade in a dead iPod for 10% off? I have a mini that the dock connector managed to break....
 
When i went in to the apple store the other day to buy my iPod touch they did not allow me to get 10% off. has anyone else had this problem. It says nothing on the website in regards to which iPods can receive the discount so i am Currently trying to contact apple and see what they have to say.

If anyone else has had this problem i would love to know.

Thanks
 
When i went in to the apple store the other day to buy my iPod touch they did not allow me to get 10% off. has anyone else had this problem. It says nothing on the website in regards to which iPods can receive the discount so i am Currently trying to contact apple and see what they have to say.

If anyone else has had this problem i would love to know.

Thanks

I was under the impression that all iPod models qualify so I didn't specifically asked whether touch was an exception. When my local apple store has touch in stock, I'll bring in my 1st gen iPod and see if they will allow discount on it.
 
I was under the impression that all iPod models qualify so I didn't specifically asked whether touch was an exception. When my local apple store has touch in stock, I'll bring in my 1st gen iPod and see if they will allow discount on it.

I was told at an Apple store that the touch was indeed included in the 10% off offer.
 
if you don't need to pay VAT because you can put it in a company can you buy an ipod and get the VAT discount and the 10% off for a old ipod? (in Europe)
 
if you don't need to pay VAT because you can put it in a company can you buy an ipod and get the VAT discount and the 10% off for a old ipod? (in Europe)

Reclaiming VAT is nothing to do with Apple; if you can pass it through your business accounts and get your VAT back from the taxman at the end of the financial year, that will be completely unrelated to the 10%. You'll only get VAT back on the invoice/receipt price though. And (unless it's different in Belgium (is that where you are?)) you'll pay VAT to the Apple store when you buy it, it's not like you can wave a piece of paper and say "I have a business, I don't need to pay VAT when I buy stuff."
 
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