kirk26 said:Wow! Look at those savings...."yawn"
Just use the educational discount, it's better.
Well the iMac I bought for $1568 would cost $1955 using the educational discount...
kirk26 said:Wow! Look at those savings...."yawn"
Just use the educational discount, it's better.
edwins said:I almost had a $600 bank error at an apple store in NJ today! Salesman rang up my 20'' iMac at $1198, the sale price of a 17 w/o superdrive... I said, is that the right machine you rang up? He said yes and started to ring up the rest of the order. Conscience broke in and I said, I think you better double check that. He did, and apparently there was a problem with the bar code! I wonder if that was an isolated issue, or what... I know some people will think I'm crazy for reporting the bank error, but I'll be able to sleep tonight! (If I can stop playing with the computer, that is!)![]()
If an ATM was shooting out twenty dollar bills, would you tell people at the bank? I'd like to say I would, but I wouldn't. Big companies won't notice, the bank's probably foreclosed so many homes on old people. Anyways, that's awesome Apple was giving out discounts. Was it online, or did you have to be at a retail store?roadapple said:Good for you...I know I would have done the same in the moment. I have more of an understanding for the employee doing his job right then making sure I pay full price to apple. Odd how I feel that I want to help an employee to do his job right, but at the end of the day could care less if apple losses $600 at my expense. It's like when I corrected a black jack dealer twice in one night when she payed me by mistake, I mean who cares if a casino losses a few bucks?
phreakout13 said:If an ATM was shooting out twenty dollar bills, would you tell people at the bank? I'd like to say I would, but I wouldn't. Big companies won't notice, the bank's probably foreclosed so many homes on old people. Anyways, that's awesome Apple was giving out discounts. Was it online, or did you have to be at a retail store?
davebach172 said:No discount at Regent Street store![]()
To be honest, I'm surprised that people are still posting in this thread, 2 days after the sale ended...paulwhannel said:yeah... i was going to buy an imac on sunday, at my newly opened neighborhood Apple Store, but i was in Chicago shopping on Friday, decided to drop by the Michigan Ave store... when we found out about the discounts, we wound up buying an iMac on the spot, and an iPod mini just to splurge
They were out of internal bluetooth modules though... pity. man, that store was backed shoulder-to-shoulder.
paul
Swift said:Do you have Thanksgiving there? Is there a time of year where a one-day sale is traditional in Britain? If so, I'll bet Apple has one.
True. We don't have thanksgiving in November, though, and it doesn't give us a 4-day weekend. There's also no traditional 1-day sale associated with it here.mr.steevo said:Well, Canada has Thanksgiving and I didn't see an Apple sale here.
winprogrammer said:I logged in from home to pickup an air port express (which was sweet at $105 shipped!) and my wife spilled the beans today, she was logging in at the same time, bought me a 23" cinema display for Xmas. She must have used her student discount. I'm frothing at the mouth now to see that humongous monster of a display.
I hope people like you get busted. The EDU discounts are a nice way to promote products to students, giving them an added incentive to buy a Mac over a PC. Hopefully people like you abusing the blatantly abusing the discount won't ruin it for everyone.NEENAHBOY said:Help me out here: why are people whining about not being eligible for the edu. discount? I'm not eligible and I took it anyway. It's not like they'll ever know. Is everyone really THAT "goody-two-shoes" about it because they don't want to deceive Apple?