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Apple Store down

JDT said:
So its out of its return period? [which I thought was 14 days, or is Apple only 7?]

I'm happy with it, its just if theres a new MacBook with better features, and mine [to some extent] is faulty/damaged then why not return it. :)
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Apple is typically 10 days if I remember right. But it would probably be much easier to just have them repair it. And there won't be any better features other than a slight processor bump - that is, if they release one at all.
 
JDT said:
So its out of its return period? [which I thought was 14 days, or is Apple only 7?]

I'm happy with it, its just if theres a new MacBook with better features, and mine [to some extent] is faulty/damaged then why not return it. :)
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The return policy is 14 days, so my advice to you is simply eiter call apple and ask them if it is possible to get a new one ( wait to do this after the MBP update with the new processors, if they are coming today) if you get a no, then use the return policy, and return the laptop, and youll get your money back. After that simply order a new one ;)

Hope you understood...
 
Zerocool84 said:
The return policy is 14 days, so my advice to you is simply eiter call apple and ask them if it is possible to get a new one ( wait to do this after the MBP update with the new processors, if they are coming today) if you get a no, then use the return policy, and return the laptop, and youll get your money back. After that simply order a new one ;)

Hope you understood...
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Or, you know, since he already has used the computer, he should just have it repaired so he doesn't need to go through a whole moving process again.
 
kresh said:
Wahoo store is up. I'm ording the black Macbook with C2D and nVidia 7300. I can't believe they dropped the price 50 bucks.
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And I'll take a purple one.... ;) :(
 
they wouldn't take the store down just for the shuffle would they? :eek:

[sarcasm]did someone say the notebook range was due to be upgraded? :D[/sarcasm]
 
Warbrain said:
Or, you know, since he already has used the computer, he should just have it repaired so he doesn't need to go through a whole moving process again.
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Sure, but if he wants a new one? And maybe the new processors won't have the whine anymore, or the heat problems... I would anyway use the return policy and get a new one. Its a win-win situation!
 
Figures - finally got delivery of my refurb unit last week. Depending on the changes I may be tempted to return it somehow.
 
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