I don't know about the eu, but in the US, if you purchased applecare,
you got a 3-year warrantee with the product, instead of the default 1
year you get just by buying the thing.
Was it different in the EU?
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Hi Jeff,
Actually, what truly impacts the pricing of any product here are the tax
rates, and at least last time I studied this, consumers and producers
bargaining. They're usually price ratios which are deter
plain when their electric bills
>>>>> skyrocket and they can't afford to fill their gas tanks, or purchase food
>>>>> (which generally requires transportation).
>>>>>
>>>>> To keep this topical, its probably fair to conclude that citize
gt;>>>> Ironically, those vary people complain when their electric bills
>>>>> skyrocket and they can't afford to fill their gas tanks, or purchase food
>>>>> (which generally requires transportation).
>>>>>
>>>>> To keep th
on).
>>>>
>>>> To keep this topical, its probably fair to conclude that citizens of the
>>>> affected EU nations shouldn't be surprised to discover that this will hit
>>>> them directly in the pocket book, which would be identical to the affe
; To keep this topical, its probably fair to conclude that citizens of the
>>> affected EU nations shouldn't be surprised to discover that this will hit
>>> them directly in the pocket book, which would be identical to the affect of
>>> raising taxes on Apple. Cor
o discover that this will hit
>> them directly in the pocket book, which would be identical to the affect of
>> raising taxes on Apple. Corporations do not pay taxes you see -- they
>> simply collect them from their customers.
>>
>> Best regards.
>> Geoff
>>
ollect them from their customers.
>
> Best regards.
> Geoff
>
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, which would be identical to the affect of
> raising taxes on Apple. Corporations do not pay taxes you see -- they simply
> collect them from their customers.
>
> Best regards.
> Geoff
>
> - Original Message ----- From: "Nicolai Svendsen"
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Subject: Re: EU law forces Apple two-year warranty | Macworld
Hi,
Actually, this is perfectly justifiable. Before just now, you only got one
year of warranty if you included AppleCare, which truthfully isn't any
better than what the
Hi,
Actually, this is perfectly justifiable. Before just now, you only got one year
of warranty if you included AppleCare, which truthfully isn't any better than
what the insurance any other company can provide. In a lot of countries, you
have an insurance which covers all damages to electronic
I'm not so sure what to think of this. but here's the article. the reader is
available in this one.
http://www.macworld.com/article/1166194/eu_law_forces_apple_twoyear_warranty.html#lsrc.rss_products_ipod
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