At 03:58 PM -0700 08/31/2005, Jason Rife wrote:
So my 6 month old powerbook has its third strike, and Apple takes it
and orders me a new one. The new one is not on a customs hold in
Indianapolis, along with several hundred items... Ever hear of this
before?? Fedex says its a problem from
of offshore manufacturing.
It is Apple's responsibility to work with their Chinese supplier,
Customs, Homeland Security, and FedEx to straighten this mess out.
3rd strike replacment. :( Is this by Apple's policy or do you have
a state lemon law? hum. Either way,,, you don't care where
So my 6 month old powerbook has its third strike, and Apple takes it
and orders me a new one. The new one is not on a customs hold in
Indianapolis, along with several hundred items... Ever hear of this
before?? Fedex says its a problem from the manufacturer in China's
forms, and Apple wont tell me
I would have thought that Apple would not only have been responsible
for all the custom details, but would have cleared everything prior to
the shipment hitting the shores. And I always thought these sort of
problems corpped up while still in port on the Coast, not in the
middle of Indiana!
Me too, I would think whoever built and shipped would do that... guess
they messed it up, but either way, im stuck waiting for my laptop
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