Apple Kicks Off Black Friday Sale With iTunes Gift Card Deals

[pdxmatts]

Sorry to hear that. I wasn't aware that there were any stipulations or fine print myself even after looking for the fine print.

Thank you. Even the fine print isn't very explanatory. She said I am the only complaint about it. That's alittle hard to believe.

 

[HereBeMonsters]

You are the one who has no idea what they are talking about. NOW READ DUMBARSE, lol!

Have you not been banned yet?

 

[ellsworth]

Thank you. Even the fine print isn't very explanatory. She said I am the only complaint about it. That's alittle hard to believe.

If that's true, you being the only one, I would call and talk to another rep and see if you can talk to their manager. Give it another shot.

 

[pdxmatts]

If that's true, you being the only one, I would call and talk to another rep and see if you can talk to their manager. Give it another shot.

I emailed to Tim Cook's address. She was from the corporate office Apple Online Store Executive Relations. I did email again and showed her the BF ad and that it didn't say click for details or provide a link to any fine print. But, she still denied my request and sent me a link to the fine print. So, I guess that's it. I guess I should have known there would be a catch.

"Please find below a link to the terms and conditions for the (RED)® Special Shopping Day Promotion:

http://images.apple.com/promo/pdf/RED_Shopping_Day_Promotion_Terms_and_Conditions_1104.pdf

I understand your disappointment and, we are not able to offer an exception to the terms of the promotion."

 

[NMBob]

GlenDronach Allardice
Aged 18 Years
Highland Single Malt
Scotch Whisky

I'm not a connoiseur, and I never had that one, so I'm curious to see what it brings.
I'm also very curious to see what information is on the bottle ... as I saw on Wikipedia that that distiller has been mothballed for a while ... so, where does the whisky come from? So there is a logical gap I need to examine ... that alone is already exciting

Oops. Way late to replying to this...

It comes from the casks that were already aging when the plant shut down. That's a popular thing. Some operating distillery or a bottler will get those casks and just let them sit for a while and then break them out when the supply on the shelves start to dry up.

I'm not a connoisseur yet, either, but I'm workin' on it. Watch the videos at ralfy.com for some pointers.