Well some of your facts don't add up but in the end looks like you got what you wanted. Good job to you.
hey queshy,
when your sis first returned with the "exchanged" machine did you check the computers numbers, cause i wouldnt be suprised if the "genius" has just gone out the back, had a smoke then came back with the same computer.
when i bought my current MBP the "genius" didnt even install the ram correctly and i dont own mini screw drivers so i went back and got given the whole have you used an apple computer before talk until they realised they had stuffed up, ha! dumbos
Really? Care to share the name/location of the store? I'm in vancouver and the only place I can get my Apple stuff is from best buyI bought through a third party vendor who actually delivers and sets your machine up, out here in vancouver. was/has been an amazing experience. no pretension, no crap and there for the dumbest newbie crap i could come up with![]()
Really? Care to share the name/location of the store? I'm in vancouver and the only place I can get my Apple stuff is from best buy.
Now that just sucks. I wonder what's causing this vibration. Anyway, there's a warrantee on is regardless of conditions, but eventually they won't give you any more replacements just because it's too wasteful. Don't worry about that though, you'll get a good one eventually![]()
UPDATE***
Ok, so I called Apple Customer Relations this morning...
I'm amazed you kept calm.
That is disgusting the way they treated you. Having worked in an Audio and TV department and have experienced customers with problems - I am very willing to help the genuinely nice and polite people, I'll go out of my way to make sure they leave happy. If a customer gives me grief before I've even opened my mouth then I'll do as little as I can.
The fact that you were polite and they treated you like crap is just inhuman.
When I worked in the Audio TV department, I gave customers the benefit of the doubt. If someone had something that was broken within 14 days, regardless of how it happened, I'd replace it for free. The company makes plenty of money, and to keep customers, you sometimes have to invest a little and make a small loss to create an even bigger profit in the long run.
Keeping the customer happy is the number one rule in sales. Why? Well look at this topic. You got crap service, you are pissed off about it and you've told everyone. That isn't good publicity for the company. Someone might read this topic and decide not to buy from Apple.
Amazing how bad customer service can esculate like this.
Well some of your facts don't add up but in the end looks like you got what you wanted. Good job to you.
Well, this thread is dying down a bit. Just an update:
I haven't received an e-mail back from "sjobs" or anybody at Apple, although the manager of the Apple Store e-mailed me a few times to make sure "everything is OK" - he mentioned that I escalated to Corporate so he wanted to just check up on me.
That's the kind of call you get from a company fearing a lawsuit. I think you should see this through with corporate, it would be a service to all future customers of that location. I know I wouldn't want to walk into a store with employees like that.
Update:
So I emailed Steve Jobs and got no reply. I basically send "them" a copy of everything that took place - pretty much a copy paste of my posts here but more formally written.
Today I get an e-mail from the store manager saying he has received a copy (forwarded I guess) of my e-mail to S. Jobs and wants to discuss the issue for closure.
It's interesting that someone actually processed the e-mail but I really didn't intend that e-mail to be read by the Apple Store staff.
I will call him later this week.
Just thought I'd let you know the update.
Update:
So I emailed Steve Jobs and got no reply. I basically send "them" a copy of everything that took place - pretty much a copy paste of my posts here but more formally written.
Today I get an e-mail from the store manager saying he has received a copy (forwarded I guess) of my e-mail to S. Jobs and wants to discuss the issue for closure.
It's interesting that someone actually processed the e-mail but I really didn't intend that e-mail to be read by the Apple Store staff.
I will call him later this week.
Just thought I'd let you know the update.