Yep. Mine is going to an ipod classic.Sweet! Guess I'll be getting that 160GB iPod Classic after all!![]()
33%What do you think will be the percent of people who actually spend this $100 credit?
90%And what do you think will be the percent of people who overspend the $100 credit and actually give Apple more money?
Just think, if they sold a million iPhones, then this is a
$100,000,000 Apology
That's a lot of zeros -- I guess he really is sorry
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Hopefully something exclusive enough that the people whining about whiners won't be able to get one.When raising children, you're not supposed to reward whining. Since Apple has taught us that whining is not only tolerated, but rewarded, we can be proud that MacRumors was doing its part by hosting so many complaints!
What shall we complain about for our next discount?
lighten up, francis.
Wow, that's amazing. Wonder what the stock will do?
as an stock holder, this is disappointing.
also, giving in to such misdirected demands fueled by emotions of entitlement, makes me wonder exactly how spoiled his kids are...
as an stock holder, this is disappointing.
also, giving in to such misdirected demands fueled by emotions of entitlement, makes me wonder exactly how spoiled his kids are...
Which is a lot less than a $200,000,000 loss from rebating everyone $200.
It's really a great move because seeing the price drop so quickly is enough to make people hold off on their next apple purchase. Tossing $100 of Apple credit to that same audience all but ensures those purchase will go through.
nothing.
Works for me.
Really, it's an easy move. They probably get 25-50% markup on products, even more if you buy software, and odds are you'll spend more than $100. Pretty cheap for a little good will.
as an stock holder, this is disappointing.
also, giving in to such misdirected demands fueled by emotions of entitlement, makes me wonder exactly how spoiled his kids are...
I am a loyal Apple customer and purchased an iPhone on launch day. Early this morning I went to the local Apple store (Mission Viejo CA.) where I purchased my iPhone. I saw the manager and he recognised me because of many prior purchases. He asked me how things were going and I acknowledged that I felt like Apple kicked me in the nuts after they dropped the price so soon. Without even blinking an eye, he pulled out his scanner, and credited my Visa $215 and change (the difference in price) and handed me the receipt. He apologised and said because of customers like me, Apple is where it is today. This is what makes Apple such a special company and keeps me coming back to buy more stuff. Bravo Apple!