iBook Refund On Its Way
bennomatic writes "Apple is finally making good on those iBook repairs we've heard so much about over the past several months. I just got my letter in the mail the other day which I had to sign and swear that I had indeed paid for the logic board repair in question. The letter stated that the refund would be made within 4-6 weeks following their receipt of my letter. It's funny that, with all of the fuss over the fact that they were not fixing the problem, there's been barely a whisper on the Mac web about the fact that it's all being taken care of."
What about a refund on the 'mandatory' purchase of MacOS X on my G4? I prefer plain Darwin, since it's just used as a server, and Darwin I can download for free? So where's my refund on the copy of MacOS I was forced to purchase with my G4?
(is Raymond gonna appear at the demo dressed as R2D2 this time?)
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"I'm in Japan, so I just took my 14" .... it was, well, fucked"
This sort of goes against Oriental genitalia stereotypes. Are you trascribing Hentai or something?
I would be willing to trade my Dell Inspiron 4000 PIII-600 laptop for your iBook if you'd like. It is a very robust and stable machine and I just got a brand new battery for it. Just don't tell my wife I'm trading in her laptop.
Sorry, Leo, another disappointment.
To those who don't know, Leo Laporte, co-host of The Screen Savers on TechTV, got fed up with his iBook's problems and, rather than sending it in to Apple to be fixed, threw his away. Within a week before Apple acknowledged the problem and said they'd do free repairs. Or so it was disclosed on the show.
It is also said that one should not purchase a product from Apple until Leo does because it always drops in price shortly afterward.
Say Leo, did you see that X-Files/Verizon ad parody I uploaded, signed I.R. Scratcher? Feel free to share it.