While Apple is a US company, this doesn't make them look good in international eyes.
Issues:
1. For starters US is only place with Apple Card, so only US buyers get 24 months easy interest free credit on everything bought via their Apple Card. Non-US buyers however are being expected to suck-up 15% APR rates options from Apple's credit partners (Barclays & Paypal), with no interest free credit facilities (outside of iPhones). Who at Apple thought that was a decent idea, as devices get more & more expensive?
2. Apple Card already gives US purchasers 3% off already.
3. Now the same group of buyers are being another 3% discount, on top of the previous 3%.
International buyers already have to pay more for items, yet we get no interest free credit at all, nor any discounts on things like a new MBP costing £6K+. We don't expect the cashback, but withdrawing the usual interest free credit facilities as well is ridiculous, as it turns a £6K cost into a £7K cost.
It really does make Apple come across as money-grabbing off their loyal non-US buyers at every turn. ?