Returning Refubs

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  1. Lostatsea3, Mar 2, 2009

    Lostatsea3 macrumors member

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    Whats the policy? I can't find anything on the apple site...
    Is there like a 30 day limit?
    Restocking fee?

    I haven't even received the Alum Macbook I just ordered... but these rumors for a media event later in March get me thinking that if they update the Macbooks then the refurb prices are going to go down. Maybe I could argue my case if they did...
     
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  2. bods, Mar 2, 2009

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    Standard 14 day return. You *may* have to pay a restocking fee depending on where you are based - but in the UK this is waived.
     
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  3. Mikey B, Mar 2, 2009

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    I wouldn't hold your breath for a MacBook refresh in March. If that event happens, it's most likely going to be about desktops.

    But yes, in the US, it's the same return policy as new machines.
     
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  4. VSMacOne, Mar 2, 2009

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    they're not gonna update the Macbooks 5 months after they just updated them... maybe in the summer.
     
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  5. Lostatsea3, Mar 2, 2009

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    Ok. Thank you.

    Yeah I wasn't exactly expecting it to be a Macbook update... just wanted to see if I had my ass covered just in case it was.

    Thanks
     
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