I love how your answer to Apple's garbage build quality is "find some other chump who will buy them off of you just before they break." Apple can do no wrong (even when they do, in fact, do wrong) in your mind, can they?
Do you think everyone reads up on all the news about every $100 item that they purchase? Or do you think that, for a purchase of this size, most people would tend to rely on brand reputation?
In other words, you've had so many Apple products break on you (some of them multiple times, some of them catastrophically), that you've decided that buying the extended warranty with every Apple product is an absolute must, because without it, you would have lost thousands of dollars due to product failures.
And yet, you not only hold Apple completely blameless for their shoddy workmanship, and not only do you actively still throw thousands of dollars their way, including bonus cash to subscribe to their protection racket, you talk down to other people who might have the gall to voice their disappointment over said shoddy workmanship.
You don't even disagree that their products have proven to be garbage. Heck, you are so sure that the product you bought will fail that you will try to unload it on some other unsuspecting dupe before that inevitably happens.
LOL. I know that you don't see it. But I guarantee you, everyone else sees it. This right here is just.. Whoo.. Bravo.
Let's just say that someone could write an entire textbook on blind brand loyalty just using your comments on these forums.
Are you trying to tell me that other companies don’t suffer from the same issue? At least with Apple, AppleCare is not some crappy third-party warranty that is never honored.
Blind loyalty? What part of me not buying the AirPods Max 1.5 do you not understand? Of course I believe they can do wrong. These very experiences have all informed my choices. I’ve tried multiple manufacturers for Windows PC’s, I’ve tried Android phones and tablets. None of them impress me like Apple’s offerings.
I also addressed your point about not even wanting to have to be this way, researching every purchase, but the world is the way it is and I can either whine, or arm myself with knowledge. I choose knowledge over “living” every time. I wasn’t born into a wealthy or connected family, so every single purchase I make for decades I’ve had to research so as not to end up salty.
The “chump” in question got a brand new set of AirPods Max for something like $299 (can’t remember now) and still tried to scam me.
What I’m saying is, I’ve been around a while now and I’ve tried everything. All companies sell crap at this point, Apple is the only one who gives you the choice of spending $3.99 a month for example, to totally cover your Apple Watch.
If you don’t believe in insurance, don’t whine when you roll the dice and lose.
If you actually cared to know, I wish the world weren’t this way, but it is.
Again, you choose to be a victim while I choose to get ahead of the “game.”
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