[doublepost=1486412229][/doublepost]I was in the same boat. I purchased FCPX just after Christmas. Figured it couldn't hurt to ask... They were able to refund the full price for me.
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Apple Releases $200 Pro Apps Bundle for Education Customers
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If it were zero dollars, you'd STILL find something to whine about, wouldn't you?
Yeah +1 for Apple Customer Service. They refunded me for my copy of Logic Pro X I purchased the day after Christmas.
Where did you get that story?
I have long lamented the late, great MS Basic 3.0 for Macintosh. And yes, it IS what they turned into VB. But AFAIK, it was NEVER an Apple product.
I asked about delivery of this item - this is what I heard back:
"It will be shipped to your email with a download code no later than Wednesday evening!"
"It will be shipped to your email with a download code no later than Wednesday evening!"
Ain't that the truth!
People should be salivating over this. This is an absolutely incredible deal. 200 dollars for those Apps... It simply can't be beat. I remember paying 1000 Dollars -- ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS!!! -- just for Final Cut Pro waaaaaay back in the day.
Anybody complaining about this deal simply doesn't deserve to have access to it.
I hope this deal comes to Japan.
I received mine on dilapidated parchment with an embossed wax seal bearing the sigil of the House of Cook.
I think it will be forever, or at least as long as if you bought the full priced version. I just downloaded mine from the App Store and it looks identical to the one I use at work, same version number, no "Education version" verbiage on the splash or about screen.
is this representative of the rest of the nation though? AFAIK, SF Bay Area is a more expensive area, so they'd have the resources to spring for MBA and MBP.
I've been taking classes at a community college in the midwest, I see more Macs than Windows machines when walking through the student areas. And in the classroom it's basic Windows machines if you need Word or Excel, but the creative courses ( video, audio, music, journalism) it's high end iMacs.
Got my codes and redeemed them! Came in two e-mails. One e-mail had a PDF and the other had a password to open the PDF. They are now in my Mac App Store account like any other apps. Good deal! Very happy.
Well I got the first email but not the second and sales department is closed. bummer guess I'll have to wait a few hours more.
How far apart where the two email, time wise?
Would it be possible to split the codes up? If my brother wanted Logic and I wanted FCPX, could I purchase the bundle and give him the code for Logic?
I don't see why not seeing as you get separate codes for each application.