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I can't exactly remember what Apple's policy is on this, someone else might be able to provide you with that information.
I do know how you feel though. I bought a MBP and about 2-3 months later they came out with the new Core 2 Duos (I had a Core Duo) with an increased hard drive and more memory for the same price that I had bought mine. Of course I didn't care about the memory so much because I just bought more and put it in myself, but the bigger hard drive would have been nice along with the processor. |
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Actually it has happened before. You will be surprised.
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There is a time limit, but I'm not sure how long it is. I seem to remember it is 14 days, but I am not sure.
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I called apple to see if there was anything I could do about my purchase. I purchased a refurbed 2.0 alu macbook on April 8th. Of course, it was way out of their return period, but I thought I would give it a try anyway. The phone rep was INCREDIBLY nice and patient (it helps that I was very kind with him as well!) and talked to his supervisor at length to see if there was anything he could do. In the end, the supervisor said that sometimes they will extend the 14 day return window to one month, so my return would still be one month too much. However, he did offer to let me choose some products from Apple's website or a $100 credit. I opted for $!00 credit and will probably purchase an extra battery to extent my macbooks battery life (to even longer than the new ones!) or will purchase Apple Care. I knew my call was totally not necessary and a wild-shot, and definitely did not even expect a credit. However, it did make me feel a little less frustrated with the sudden price drops and is a great way to keep customers coming back!
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The time limit(14 days) does not have the same meaning when there are price cuts and new machines. If it's less than 1 month, they can still do one or the other. Depending on what exact model you have, it might be a better idea to take the price cut difference than switching to the new models, because you will be charged a 10% restocking fee. Just kindly talk to the store manager and *kindly*, not in a mad mood, show that you are disappointed at how they lowered the price right after you got it. Remember, Apple reps are usually really nice, especially when it comes to store managers. Be kind to them and they will reward you!
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does this 14 day policy apply to macbooks bought in India too?
the apple india shows a new macbook white model with upgraded hd and processor at the same price i bought mine....it has been 9 days since i bought my macbook white.... what are the chances of upgrading my macbook to the new version? or am i eligible for some refund? |
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I bought my new MacBook on May 1st, so I am out of luck on this one.
However, last year my husband and I both bought iMac computers less than a month before the new line came out. We didn't choose to return them, but we both got a nice refund. It was about $100.00 each if I recall correctly. So they really do want to be reasonable about giving you something. Some of us just got very unlucky with our timing. I learned something from it though. I will pay closer attention next time, and now that I have an iMac and a MacBook both I will never be forced to purchase a computer right away because one of them goes belly up. I can always get by with the other until a new line comes out. My next purchase will be within a month of a new line coming out. I won't make this mistake again. It pays to stay abreast of what is happening. I should have known better, and have no one to blame but myself. Terri |
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