V verb macrumors member Jan 17, 2006 #2 I'm sure it's on shipment. In some states it is illegal to charge someone for a product that you cannot sell them yet so most online retailers only charge on shipment.
I'm sure it's on shipment. In some states it is illegal to charge someone for a product that you cannot sell them yet so most online retailers only charge on shipment.
N NeuronBasher macrumors regular Jan 17, 2006 #3 According to the Apple Store Sales and Refunds Policy, "Credit card billing occurs when your order ships".
According to the Apple Store Sales and Refunds Policy, "Credit card billing occurs when your order ships".
I iCeQuBe macrumors regular Jan 17, 2006 #4 NeuronBasher said: According to the Apple Store Sales and Refunds Policy, "Credit card billing occurs when your order ships". Click to expand... That has been my experience also. My order was billed when it was shipped.
NeuronBasher said: According to the Apple Store Sales and Refunds Policy, "Credit card billing occurs when your order ships". Click to expand... That has been my experience also. My order was billed when it was shipped.
MRU macrumors Penryn Jan 17, 2006 #5 Same policy worldwide with Apple. Charge on Shipment.. 😀 However like Dell, they actually 'authorise' payment when you place your order. That's not the same as charging.
Same policy worldwide with Apple. Charge on Shipment.. 😀 However like Dell, they actually 'authorise' payment when you place your order. That's not the same as charging.
powerbook911 macrumors 601 Jan 17, 2006 #6 Right. Your "available balance" on your credit card or bank account will be reduced, when you order, but it won't be actually debited until it ships.
Right. Your "available balance" on your credit card or bank account will be reduced, when you order, but it won't be actually debited until it ships.