To make a long story short, I worked my ass of last summer saving up for a Mac. But once I had the money, my folks changed their mind and said they didn't want me spending my money. So lucky around the end of December, I was able to get a used PowerBook G4 17' for $450 from a kid in my high school. I got two, one working and one non-working for extra parts if needed. About 3 months later there were some complications resulting in a dead logic(mother board). I took it into Apple Store to get the genius to look it over and see how much it would cost to fix, He said it would be around $350. Consideration the old hardware and only spending the original 100 more than the fixing price I opted out. Than back in May, my folks decide to pay the amount to get it fixed. I took it in again, and it was shipped off to the repair center. Then less than 3 weeks later I went to pick it up and it turns out that the part need to fix the PowerBook would of taken along time to get, more than 6 months. So rather than having me wait they instead gave me a brand new MacBook Pro 17'. When the employee walked out with it my heart stopped. I've been wanting a new Mac for 4 years or more. I swear my heart stopped the and the Apple store employee was afraid I might pass out because my face turned ghost white. I am so happy to have this nice new Mac and wanted to share my success with Apple.
I also want to know of any of you success story, like this, that you might of had, and it doesn't have to be about an Apple product.
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I at first thought your post was going to be sarcastic. ^^
Also, what does that story have to do with Apple Care?
Nevermind, I'm a dumbass. I missed the part where the repair center got him a Macbook Pro. I thought I read somewhere that his parents bought him the Macbook Pro...
Nice story, makes me worry somewhat about the price apple is paying for hardware though.
Considering the old hardware was only 100 more than the fixing price, I declined (IMO "opting out" is getting out of something you are already involved in, not turning down an offer).
Plus, I thought Mr. Period was for grammar and spelling, not just spelling...
Also, to continue with my dickery... That's one damn big screen!
There is not any other corporate company out there that I know who doesn't have this kind of great customer service.