cyberdogl2 said:Students have things such as a college id, tuition bill, etc.
Oh, I know. I'm asking what the rebate form asks for. A photocopy of ID or something, I assume?
cyberdogl2 said:Students have things such as a college id, tuition bill, etc.
Wow you are really on the ball Core Trio. I never thought of that when I wrote it. I am such a dork.Core Trio said:The Mac Pro doesnt exist (atleast not yet) why would you expect it to be included? Even if they were going to be announced tomorrow, they still wouldnt be in the promotion today, thats the way secrecy works.
Forgotten already?Multimedia said:Wow you are really on the ball Core Trio. I never thought of that when I wrote it. I am such a dork.![]()
Did I say I expected it to be included? Where did I write that?So that's how secrecy works. Thanks for the heads up.
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you said:Yes and Mac Pros are conspicuously EXcluded.![]()
Multimedia said:Nope. I just read the rebate form and it specifically excludes all Apple Resellers from qualifying for this rebate. "Reseller purchases do not qualify." it says. Only online Apple Store, a retail Apple Store, or through Apple Telesales located in 50 US States & DC.
Multimedia said:Perhaps most interesting is that this makes it look like the Apple line-up is locked in until after September 16, 2006. So whatever Steve shows us August 7 may not ship before September 17th. Those are the tea leaves I'm reading here. Anyone care to agree or not? I suppose the Mac Pros could just not be included in this offer and ship sooner. Oh well. T-Minus 63 Days and counting...![]()
No.alec said:Question: can educational discounts be combined with refurbished computers?
CommodityFetish said:What all this does suggest to me is that the MB & MBP will see their (Merom) upgrade after Sept 16...
just in time for the holidays...![]()
kalisphoenix said:You're being sarcastic, right? Please? Say it ain't so, AidenShaw. Say you weren't fooled by a ****** corporate shill website.
This whole anti-iPod "you're all sheep" ******** has gone far enough. It's completely retarded. I'm not in much (if any) danger of being labeled a conformist. My idea of fun is getting high and reading Wikipedia while listening to obscure bootlegs of the Doors that I've arranged at great pains in chronological order. My toenails are roughly as long as John Holmes' penis, my favorite TV show is still Twin Peaks (and I have watched less than 24 hours total of cable television in the past 15 years -- I would bet $100 on this), and I refuse to get a driver's license because I believe that 93% of the drivers out there are deranged cretins, and I simply won't inch it any closer toward 94%. I voted Democrat in the last election, even though I loathe John Kerry for his actions while on the POW/MIA committee (yes, as much as I loathe John McCain's related actions).
Yes, I use iTunes, and my preferred mp3 player is the iPod. My songs are all mp3s, AAC, or ALAC. I don't have any Ogg, WMA, FLAC, Monkey, Wavpack, or Shorten files. I don't feel the need to transfer songs to my iPod from the Finder or Explorer. I don't even feel the need to use my iPod as a portable hard drive -- that's why God provided the miracle of FTP servers, one of which is installed on my utilitarian and un-hip B&W G3.
An iPod doesn't make you a conformist. That is, if you have a double-digit (or, God willing, triple-digit) IQ and don't define yourself in terms of your posessions and purchases. All that these whiny Gen X-inspired wails of outrage inspire in me is the urge to commit mass anal rape with a nail-studded broomstick. Great. Another ****ing marketing ploy for the dismayingly credulous. Just what this country (in general, and the tech industry in particular) needed.
Congratulations; you've made some capitalist somewhere very happy. Evolved beings, however, are crying real tears at this display of shameless idiocy.
crazyarlo said:My daughter's new MacBook Pro just shipped! DARN IT!!!! I am going to complain, but I doubt if it will do any good ... when her iPod died, it was only one week out of warranty and they didn't care!
The line has to be drawn somewhere, and people are always going to fall just past that line, which is unfortunate and frustrating, but that's life. Sometimes they make an exception and help you out, but the key word is exception. I don't know where people get their sense of entitlement these days.crazyarlo said:My daughter's new MacBook Pro just shipped! DARN IT!!!! I am going to complain, but I doubt if it will do any good ... when her iPod died, it was only one week out of warranty and they didn't care!
Teqanjel said:(In short, pretty much every Mac and iPod qualifies, but you do have to order from Apple retail, telesales, or online stores, or from an authorized Apple campus store.)
sahree said:About the $179 rebate. Is this only good towards an iPod? Or is it a cash back rebate?
I got my $100 back last year in less than two weeks. Then again, the rebate center was instate. It looks like it's instate again this year too.milozauckerman said:My last mail-in rebate came from Apple within a couple of weeks, to anyone worried about long waits.
Cinch said:Why do Apple have to do this cheap mail-in rebate sale tactic? Going down the path of Dell and Best Buy, Ford etc. You know what this tells me as well as a lot of other people? Gee, I have to mail in a rebate coupon abiding to its legalistic rules and wait a year before I will get anything. Why bother? And of course a few people at the sales department is hoping that I won't go through with this, thus, buying the MacBook and Nano at regular price (student price). Enough with the mail in rebate gimmick. Sell your product for what it is worth, and people will buy it. Don't resort to this cheap sales tactic.
dontmatter said:wow dude. CHILL.
Looks like you've got something to prove? Why?