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Beau beau

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Jun 13, 2012
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I was Decided to get an iMac around march but held off due to new a one coming soon...

Hoping for wwdc but it didn't happen, so I brought a base 27 yesterday, it's awesome but I will be returning it in a month because I can..
 
I was Decided to get an iMac around march but held off due to new a one coming soon...

Hoping for wwdc but it didn't happen, so I brought a base 27 yesterday, it's awesome but I will be returning it in a month because I can..

You don't get 30 days to return. You only get 14 days to return.

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[URL="http://store.apple.com/us/help/returns_refund"]Returns & Refunds - Apple Store (U.S)[/URL]
 
Maybe she didn't buy it directly from Apple. Some places might have a month return policy.
 
Maybe they updated their returns policy to prevent people from ordering computers right before a refresh with the sole intention of returning them. ;)
 
I was Decided to get an iMac around march but held off due to new a one coming soon...

Hoping for wwdc but it didn't happen, so I brought a base 27 yesterday, it's awesome but I will be returning it in a month because I can..

very lame
 
very lame

Nope, just a fraud ....

There are good reason why there are return-policies either by the seller or mandated by the law but buying something with the clear intent not to keep it is nothing but criminal.

He's only lucky that Apple would have a hard time prooving that intent and they probraly wouldn't like the bad PR coming from going after such idiots.....
 
I was Decided to get an iMac around march but held off due to new a one coming soon...

Hoping for wwdc but it didn't happen, so I brought a base 27 yesterday, it's awesome but I will be returning it in a month because I can..

very lame...and a fraud
 
Buying an expensive computer with the intention of using it for a month and then returning it is just sleazy. :eek: Yes, you are within Apple's return policy guidelines, but it isn't meant to be used for that purpose. Just my opinion :p
 
I understand that large screen TV return policies have changed for pretty much the same reason.

People get them to watch the superbowl and then return them. I think a lot of stores now have a return policy which only allows returns if the TV is actually broken.
 
I don't get why the OP even posted this. What's the point of telling the world you are abusing the return policy?
 
I was Decided to get an iMac around march but held off due to new a one coming soon...

Hoping for wwdc but it didn't happen, so I brought a base 27 yesterday, it's awesome but I will be returning it in a month because I can..

So you will return it in a month.

And if there is no new iMac then, what will you do?

Buy another and return it a month later.

Is that your plan, buy new and return, until a new one comes out?

You're not a very ethical individual, are you?
 
We just got a 2011 iMac to replace a 2009 iMac.

The 2011 iMac is going back tomorrow, it was actually SLOWER than the 2009.

We'll wait for the refresh.

As for the OP, who cares if they return theirs? Tim Cook disrespects the heck out of us, with his "double down on secrecy" and trying to pass 2010 Mac Pros as "new". Screw them.

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You're not a very ethical individual, are you?

Our Royal Highness has spoken.
 
True but once you contact apple and say you want to return it they give you a further 14 days to bring it back :)
This. You actually have 28 days to return a mac. 14 to initiate the return and another 14 to return it (applies to shipped orders only) i really don't understand all this talk about ethics and the basis for it in relation to iMacs?!?. To be fair, apple charging premium prices for outdated hardware in my opinion is unethical (take the Mac Pro and even today's iMacs for example!). Apple delaying the release of refreshed iMacs just to dwindle down existing supply is in my opinion unethical. if apple purports themselves to be a consumer company, then they should act as such but they have clearly neglected their Mac Pro and iMac consumer base. if someone purchases an iMac today and wants to return it 28 days later, that is their prerogative as apple supports such behavior. i for one will be purchasing an iMac next week, and should be receiving it come the middle of July around the release of ML. if apple happens to refresh their iMacs at that time, i surely will have no qualm on returning the purchased model for a refreshed one as i'm sure many of you will do the same, if it occurs within the specified interval allowable for returns. if not, then i will happily enjoy my brand new (not really because the technology is old ;)) spanking machine and not worry about it anymore. People are so wound up nowadays and should learn to relax! Now when did we say those new iMacs were coming out again????:p
 
After viewing various sites on the iMac release, it seems to have come down to this:

July, or sometime in the Fall (which to me means Oct/Nov).

Buying something knowing you'll just return it does seem unethical to *me*, and regardless if you feel Apple is being unethical, two wrongs do not make a right. (But, three rights do make a left ;))

Word of the day: Jackassery :D
 
fraud?

Fraud? Returns within the guidelines are not fraud. Switching a part and then returning it is a fraud.
 
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