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<blockquote data-quote="PauliePower" data-source="post: 775913" data-attributes="member: 78472"><p>UPDATE!</p><p></p><p>All's well that ends well. </p><p></p><p>I received a phone call (actually, three, from various parts of the company) on Tuesday lunchtime. The gist of it is that something HAD gone wrong inside my Macbook (didn't tell me what, though), but it was fixable, but they weren't going to. Instead, they wanted to sent it back to Cupertino for 'further analysis'. Since I'll never see it again, they've given me a spanking new unibody Macbook, better spec, and actually more expensive than the original one. This I really can't complain about, and thank Apple for their excellent customer service, even though the original machine was out of warranty.</p><p></p><p>The End.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="PauliePower, post: 775913, member: 78472"] UPDATE! All's well that ends well. I received a phone call (actually, three, from various parts of the company) on Tuesday lunchtime. The gist of it is that something HAD gone wrong inside my Macbook (didn't tell me what, though), but it was fixable, but they weren't going to. Instead, they wanted to sent it back to Cupertino for 'further analysis'. Since I'll never see it again, they've given me a spanking new unibody Macbook, better spec, and actually more expensive than the original one. This I really can't complain about, and thank Apple for their excellent customer service, even though the original machine was out of warranty. The End. [/QUOTE]
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