I quote "Receipt does not show purchase of a qualifying product" I checked and rechecked the details and file uploaded. It was all correct.
ML is a POS, but at the very least you should've read the rules first. I am sure it states "refurbs are not eligible"...![]()
Note thati updated my post. Just letting off steam. Although its genuine disgust. I doubt I could actually go through returning my product. They win.
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It says they are on their site. I did read first.
Oh, goodie, some people who are upset believe any thread is fair game for hijacking.I am still waiting for a code. It has been about 53 hours for me since I submitted my claim.
Well I just got my email. REJECTED! I bought the most expensive refurbished iMac on the Australian Apple website a few weeks back. If that doesn't qualify as a qualifying refurbished Mac I don't know what would!
I've been a sturdy Apple user/owner since about 1987. I've put many people onto Macs. And this tops the cake in a gradual feeling of discontent I've been getting in the last few years.
Well I've worked for a couple of years in a Win only ICT environment and although I didn't like it I came to realize it works, has more games, more software for business, more software and hardware flexibility and options at expense of quality and security. But it still works. And if I don't like that I could use Ubunu.
Well f##k you Apple. I'll be returning my referbished piece of Apple cr#p to my nearest dealer on Monday before work.
I wish I didn't feel this way because I still have fond memories for the company, but it's lost it's soul and on M$ level Apple can't compete.
Is it an over reaction? My departing says not, if my future business means anything to them. It apparently doesn't.
Well I doubt I could really pull that off. Just ignore me.
Cheers all.
So legally they have no way of rejecting your request...show them the rules and escalate the problem.
I think you are overreacting.
You thought the refurb was elgible for up-to-date. But it isn't.
It's just a misunderstanding.
So you can return it, or buy ML, or run without ML, whatever you want. Misunderstanding solved. No need to go ballistic.
And a trophy just for trying.Everyone deserves a hug for having an opinion.
And a trophy just for trying.
it still amazes me how many people are willing to just jump on a version 0 of a major software update, without waiting to see if there are problems, or at least until version .1
no way in hell i would risk computer downtime just so i could be "first" to download. i mean, there really is no rush.
Customers who purchase a qualifying new Mac computer from the Apple Online Store, an Apple Retail Store or an Apple Authorised Reseller — or an Apple Certified Refurbished computer from the Apple Online Store — between 11*June 2012 and 25*July 2012 that does not include OS X Mountain Lion can upgrade to OS*X Mountain*Lion for*free.
Click this link to participate in the program. Your order must be entered by 24*August 2012. Subject to terms and conditions.
it still amazes me how many people are willing to just jump on a version 0 of a major software update, without waiting to see if there are problems, or at least until version .1
no way in hell i would risk computer downtime just so i could be "first" to download. i mean, there really is no rush.
Actually, I'm the bike probably not quite lane splitting, but damn close to
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A day ? I can reinstall my home computer in about 2 hours if I ever need to. And I haven't needed to in years.
...which means 97% isn't coming from ML. Doesn't sound like a triumph to me.
Just a friendly reminder.okay, we get it dude. you do not like ML. you don't have to post it on every bit of news that comes out about it. damn
Other things? You mean, like spending hours posting in other threads?Who said anything about worried ? I just had other things to do this week.
It does to me. For the first day that is a staggering amount of sales. This would have never been achived back in the days of OS X on DVDs.
Or perhaps this (again, still underwhelming) rate was only achieved BECAUSE most people have an Apple account nowadays...right?
Well I just got my email. REJECTED! I bought the most expensive refurbished iMac on the Australian Apple website a few weeks back. If that doesn't qualify as a qualifying refurbished Mac I don't know what would!
You do realise that your .1 update is 'bugfree' because of all the 'idiots' that jump at the .0 release, right?