well thats a bit more comforting..now if i could just get the time to
call them...maybe this weekend i'll re-install OS10 and see what
happens with it, just to make sure its truly hardware...i mean, i dont
know any driver issues that would make the display freak out like
that... but...
On
I had this problem with my Dad's dual USB iBook. His was out of
warranty and we had to pay Apple to fix it.
Jim
On Monday, November 18, 2002, at 02:32 PM, Justin wrote:
well, i must have jinxed myself. when people were talking about how
great apple's support is, i jokingly mentioned heh,
ack, thats unfortunate. few hundered bucks? mine still has warranty
(purchased april of this year, so im good until next april) however the
phone support period is over, so they want to rake me for 50 bucks,
then refund it when they confirm what i told them (that its not
software, its
On Tuesday, November 19, 2002, at 12:46 PM, Justin wrote:
ack, thats unfortunate. few hundered bucks? mine still has warranty
(purchased april of this year, so im good until next april) however the
phone support period is over, so they want to rake me for 50 bucks,
then refund it when
$299.95 to be exact. My experience is that if you tell them it's a
hardware problem (with conviction), they will talk to you on the phone
for free. On the other hand, my father's experience has taught me that
AppleCare can be a good deal. I think this is especially true with the
500 mhz iBook,
I have all intentions of getting applecare...just a matter of
whenthey said they will refund the 50 bucks, but i just dont want
to have to pay them, send it to them, then get refunded by them...seems
like a pretty useless step in my opinion. im going to try to tell them
blatantly that the
Justin,
If you're still in your 1-year warranty period, and intend to
eventually buy AppleCare, then by all means DO buy the AppleCare AS
SOON AS POSSIBLE. Because, your original warranty gives you only 90
days of phone support, and a year of hardware coverage. Buying
AppleCare not only
On Tuesday, November 19, 2002, at 02:01 PM, Justin wrote:
I have all intentions of getting applecare...just a matter of
whenthey said they will refund the 50 bucks, but i just dont want
to have to pay them, send it to them, then get refunded by them...seems
like a pretty useless step in
