Wanna hear a funny story?
At the end of 2013 I got myself one of the rMBP 13 which was a BTO unit and took one month to arrive from the factory.
Fully specced out with fastest CPU and max amount of RAM (16GB).
I kept the SSD at 250GB not to shell an extra few hundreds on an already expensive unit.
I have been (and still am) very happy with the machine and acknowledge its limits.
I bumped into this post and decided to go check my replacement options since there is some wearing out near the camera, but I knew nothing about this replacement program.
To my surprise, my unit is not covered by such program because it's been bought on a business account, and consumer's laws do not apply.
Nice one, Apple. You keep surprising me even after 14 years of being a loyal customer.
Have to admit 2 weeks ago I built myself a Hackintosh and I'm impressed by its performance.
I'll still get a new MBP when the time comes (most likely end of the year) and am still ordering new iPhones because the alternatives are NIL, but boy, do I get pi**ed off more and more as the years go.
(the attached screenshot is in dutch but says "Repairs and service coverage: Consumer law not applicable (business purchase)
This product is not covered under consumer legislation. Apple's Limited Warranty and the benefits of AppleCare Protection Plan AppleCare + are in addition to the rights provided by consumer legislation")
At the end of 2013 I got myself one of the rMBP 13 which was a BTO unit and took one month to arrive from the factory.
Fully specced out with fastest CPU and max amount of RAM (16GB).
I kept the SSD at 250GB not to shell an extra few hundreds on an already expensive unit.
I have been (and still am) very happy with the machine and acknowledge its limits.
I bumped into this post and decided to go check my replacement options since there is some wearing out near the camera, but I knew nothing about this replacement program.
To my surprise, my unit is not covered by such program because it's been bought on a business account, and consumer's laws do not apply.
Nice one, Apple. You keep surprising me even after 14 years of being a loyal customer.
Have to admit 2 weeks ago I built myself a Hackintosh and I'm impressed by its performance.
I'll still get a new MBP when the time comes (most likely end of the year) and am still ordering new iPhones because the alternatives are NIL, but boy, do I get pi**ed off more and more as the years go.
(the attached screenshot is in dutch but says "Repairs and service coverage: Consumer law not applicable (business purchase)
This product is not covered under consumer legislation. Apple's Limited Warranty and the benefits of AppleCare Protection Plan AppleCare + are in addition to the rights provided by consumer legislation")