Question about Student discount, Not a student yet

[SchneiderMan]

Hey guys,

Im not a student yet and i think i will be starting in Sept.. Now i want to get the student discount on apple.com and i did choose my college that i will be going to, anybody here got the discount before like that?
i hope they will not contact me and ask me to send my id or letter
thanks

btw im not trying to scam apple or anything, they get that money from the goverment anyway..

 

[magiic]

Hey guys,

Im not a student yet and i think i will be starting in Sept.. Now i want to get the student discount on apple.com and i did choose my college that i will be going to, anybody here got the discount before like that?
i hope they will not contact me and ask me to send my id or letter
thanks

btw im not trying to scam apple or anything, they get that money from the goverment anyway..

Im doing the same thing. I don't think it's an issue.

 

[MacGeek7]

It's really not an issue

 

[savvos]

Apple doesn't require you submit proof of actually being a student before you buy. They may audit some of their student sales and ask for proof then, but by that time you should comfortably be a student. Even if you aren't, I'm sure you can explain your situation and they'll understand.

 

[Apple-Man23]

you don't even need to be a student, according to the website all you need is a letter of acceptance from any college or university and since you are starting in September you should already have the requisite documents to purchase a new computer!

 

[SchneiderMan]

thanks guys, its just that im not sure because i still dont know if i will be relocating soon or not..
everything is a surprise

 

[1rottenapple]

They don't check. Not like the swat team is going to come knocking on your door.

 

[SchneiderMan]

They don't check. Not like the swat team is going to come knocking on your door.

lol
ive heard that they can send you an invoice or re-charge your credit card

 

[rontheancient]

You are fine as long as you have a letter of acceptance from any college, which means you can be tricky and use a letter from a college you are not going to.