Apple- Customer Service story- Fantastic service

Firstly, thank you for taking the time to view this post.
The reason for writing such a post is because I wish to thank Apple Support for their fantastic service, which I have just recieved today (Saturday 1 April 2013).
The problem I was having was that I had forgotten the answers to my security questions and having read the recent news on Apple security, felt it best to change my security questions completely and make my account more secure.
So, I went through Apple's support via the Support section of the website and put in my contact details to enable Support to phone me back.
20 SECONDS LATER (it might have been less), a call came through on my phone from Apple which connected me to an advisor. I was extremely impressed by the sheer speed. I expected to wait 15-30 mins, not seconds!
The advisor who dealt with my problem was incredibly clear and incredibly patient at all times and I am fully appreciative of this. The whole process took less than 5 minutes. I was suprised just how little I had to do, just provide my appleid email address, provide my address, provide a temporary support PIN and that was it.
In the process, I also enabled two-step verficiation, to further secure my account. Even doing this was simple and all instructions were clear and concise at all times. At no point was I confused or mis-informed. Fantastic
I was thoroughly impressed with Apple and further cements my admiration for the company. I mean this sincerely.
Apple's support is second to none, having used such in the past, and having dealt with another company and recieved the opposite kind of service, Apple is like a breath of fresh air.
Thank you
God Bless
MATTHEW DUFFY

Did you call the 1 800 MY APPLE number? Or try chat on the Apple store site?
https://secure2.store.apple.com/us/sign_in/order?c=aHR0cHM6Ly9zZWN1cmUyLnN0b3JlL mFwcGxlLmNvbS91cy9hY2NvdW50L2hvbWV8MWFvc…
Other than this, there isn't anything your fellow users here can help you with unfortunately.

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How can I send an e-mail to Apple Customer Service?

Does anybody know how I can reach Apple Customer Service via e-mail?
Since they repeatedly delete the questions I post to this discussion platform, maybe I can communicate with them via e-mail.
If you are one of the Apple customer service people who are screening and deleting my posts, could you kindly send me an e-mail instead so we can start a communication.
Any help/hints would be highly appreciated.
Thank you.

Unfortunately, that email address is not Customer Service; it is for problems relating to your Apple Support Community account only and will therefore most likely not have the desired results.
Apple has not published an email address for customer service; the best way to contact them for that would be at their corporate address in Cupertino:
http://www.apple.com/contact/

Apple Customer Service and warranty exceptions

Hello all,
Whilst I love my Apple hardware and software, and have had many good experiences with them over the years, unfortunately I post today with a complaint about what I perceive to be poor customer service and product quality.
In late March/early April of 2006, I purchased a 1.83GHz MacBook Pro with great anticipation- Intel inside, Tiger OS, inbuilt webcam, and general awesomeness all round. I also purchased the 3 year AppleCare warranty, which was to be a godsend as during the following three years I would experience:
*The replacement of the battery under the original MacBook Pro battery exchange program
*The left fan on the unit dying in 2007
*The logic board itself dying in late Feb/Early March 2008, thus bricking my laptop
*Another battery replacement as the replacement for the original died before it (realistically) should have (Apple very nicely made an exception to the battery's 1 year technical warranty and replaced it for me).
Fair enough, it's a new unit and was bound to have some problems. Unfortunately, last week the logic board died AGAIN; a mere 18 months after it was replaced in 2008. The unit is out of AppleCare warranty by 5 months or so, but I was urged by forumites and friends to call Apple, who would surely make an exception for me and pay for the replacement part, given my service history with the laptop and Apple's reputation for excellent customer service.
Unfortunately, this has proved to not be the case. Calling customer service at Apple Australia I talked to Steven, who was firm to the point of rudeness when he stated that my laptop was out of warranty and Apple would cover nothing but the labour charges involved, as a "guesture of good will". When stretched, he offered me a $125 voucher if I wanted to purchase anything over $400 in the Apple store, and stressed he didn't have to do this but the company was attempting to provide good service to its customer.
Despite my argument that I forked out over $3000 for this laptop a mere three years ago and am now looking at over $1000 to repair something replaced only 18 months ago, his line was that Apple provided a warranty and that was simply that (apart from a month or two grace). Five months is apparently "far outside the warranty period".
I received no challenge to my assertion that after buying something which cost over $3000, it was reasonable for Apple to expect a consumer to pay an extra $1000 every year after the warranty finishes to replace a broken logic board. In truth, I find this near incomprehensible, considering one can buy the supposedly inferior build quality of a Dell, HP, Toshiba, etc and see it last not just beyond the warranty but another two or three years before it finally suffers something terminal.
While from a warranty perspective Apple are well and truly within their rights to refuse to pay for the part, at the end of the day I am left to pay $1000+ for a repair for something which may only last another 12 months, plus $3500+ for a new Macbook Pro with AppleCare if I want a replacement- minus of course the $125 they are offering.
I did some reading of the ACCC's website about my statutory rights and the Trade Practices act, and I note the following with interest:
*Statutory conditions (goods)*
The Trade Practices Act implies the following statutory conditions into consumer contracts:
* The goods must be of merchantable quality. That is, they must meet a basic level of quality and performance, taking into account their price and description. They also should be free from defects that were not obvious to you at the time of purchase.
* The goods must be fit for their purpose. That is, they should do what they are supposed to do and be suitable for any purpose that you might have made known to the supplier.
* The goods must match the description you were given or the sample you chose from. For example, any carpet laid must be the same quality and colour as the sample you chose from.
* You must receive clear title to the goods, including goods bought at auction. In other words, you can expect to own the goods outright and any restriction on ownership should be explained to you beforehand.
While I don't particularly want to make a big deal of things, I hardly see $3000+ for three years use and $1000 each year thereafter to be merchantible quality or fit-for-purpose! This is supposed to be a high end laptop with excellent build quality, and yet I've a secondhand iBook that has been chugging for longer without issue than this machine!
I told Steven from Customer Service that his offer didn't satisfy me in the slightest, and still put me in an awkward position with regards to repair and repurchase. He simply wouldn't budge, and refused to see things from my point of view (which another operator, Anu, was able to do and thus produce a much better response from myself). I have since asked to speak to his manager which- after initial resistance- I have been able to secure a future callback from. I have no idea how well discussions with he/she will go.
What I'd like to hear from you guys and girls is your experience with similar situations, and whether you think I've a leg to stand on with regards my replacement request or the ACCC stuff above. Again, I love my Apple products but I hardly think asking them to replace the part while I pay for labour is a big ask, given the service history and my desire to continue buying and using their products.
Love to hear your points of view on this one; thanks for taking the time to read it!
Cheers,
Dave.

Dear meacod
I have live the same, except that I Cure my MBP before it goes to die.
A lot of older participants here just talk about Aplle care, which seem the automatic thing in front of a lack of real good quality on Apple products .
But I think we pay the price, and my second hand MBP was much more expensive than a brand new PC with more ram, more Hard disk, and even a blue ray...
I don't know your mbp history, but that's sure that we are not equal, in world, with Apple customer support. France is not so great, I don't know for your country.
The only thing I think is that Apple should take care of us, as we have some unacceptable issues, for An Apple Product...
Since 1996, when Apple was almost dead, saved by Bill Gates investment !!! , I have every year promote it, and it was not easy, but I have bring to Apple between 3 to 10 customers each year..
since One year, I have stop that, because I don't believe anymore in Apple product's superiority .
Oh, yes, on the paper, it's better, the system is really good. But the overall experiment can be so bad that I don't want to loose friends, or customers...
I don't say it's always bad : I just say that it CAN BE SO BAD and that Apple DON'T take care of that...
so, for your computer, open it, check it a lot, may be it's too late, but for instance, you talked about a fan, I have solved that case just by putting oil on the fan's axe...
good luck

We need a new section entitled: Issues With Apple Customer Service

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Alright, I have a suggestion for improvement. We need a new forum section for complaints about the way Apple is treating us.
To make sure I'm being clear, let me give you an example of just such a post that may be included in such a section.
I ordered online the family packs of Leopard, iWork '08 and iLife '08 on November 6th. I received an email telling me my order had been shipped on November 7th.
On November 9th I decided to check the progress of my shippment by logging on to FedEx. To my surprise, it had been delivered! Not to me but another party. I could download a PDF from FedEx and see the signature.
After trying to deal with FedEx for a few days I was finally told to deal with Apple because they would have to initiate the investigation. Fine. These things happen.
On 11/13/2007 I spoke with an Apple Customer Service Representative and received an Apple Issue Number and Case Number. I was told that it should be resolved in a few days. It wasn't.
11/20/2007, Here's where it gets interesting. In talking with them again I explained that since my signature was not on the FedEx ticket it had not been delivered properly if at all. I explained that since FedEx was clearly at fault the package should be shipped again. Finally they agreed. I was told that my package would be shipped and to expect an email.
11/23/2007, I was told again that nothing would be shipped until after an investigation had been completed. So did they lie? I spoke with a manager who kept repeating that he was sorry for the mis-communication. That became very frustrating to say the least. Remember, FedEx requires a signature. Without it or my permission to deliver somewhere else they must deliver to me and get my signature. The FedEx PDF clearly shows another persons signature.
Equally frustrating is the fact that they will not keep me informed as to the status. I have to call them and wait on hold. I did get a couple of emails with text along the lines of, "We continue to work with our carrier on your lost package. "
However, there is no way to reply to these form letters. The only way to stay in touch with Apple is to call and be put on hold.
Twice, after giving them my order number and being put on hold "while they look up my records" or whatever, the call was disconnected. I'm not saying they did so on purpose but the results were the same. Another call, another round of giving my order number and explaining to yet again a new person the details of the situation.
I've had many problems with Apple since becoming a customer in June of 2006 but I just can't let this go. I need a place to warn others. If you buy something, you might be better off buying it from a store instead of on-line. This kind of information is needed to warn others concerning the business practices of Apple should something go wrong. This is why we need a new section for putting forth such complaints.

It seems to me that the real problem here is with FedEx, as I have encountered similar types of problems with them in the past. Even though a signature is required, I have had packages left on my porch. When I enquired, someone had actually signed (i.e.forged) my name! Other times it has been left on my porch with some other signature. When I call to complain, FedEx just seems to think there is no problem as long as I got my package. They seem totally unconcerned even though a signature is required and I definitely did not authorize delivery with no signature. I have expressed my concerns directly to Apple, but have no way of knowing if it has done any good. I think this problem is worse with FedEx ground, as that is contracted out. Around here anyway, i think the drivers will sign the ticket and leave the package just so they won't have to make another trip. It's not right, and it's not supposed to happen this way, but i know it does.
Apple entrusted your package to FedEx in good faith that it would be delivered to you, and that your signature would be required for you to receive it. That should have resulted in you receiving it. however, due to a false signature, you did not. Clearly, FedEx is responsible.
If the package was supposedly delivered to your address, but has a false signature, I wonder if the driver might have signed the delivery ticket or gotten someone else to sign it and just left it on your porch or something like that. If so, it could have been subsequently stolen. If something like this happened, it might explain why things are so bogged down in the investigation at Apple. From their viewpoint, the package was delivered and a signature was obtained and they are probably being stonewalled by FedEx.
A user to user discussion forum such as Apple Discussions won't help with delivery problems. It's best to report them directly to Apple as you have done. If you continue to have problems, you can call Apple and ask to speak to Apple Customer Relations. They may well be able to cut through the red tape. You could also express your concern in the "Feedback to Apple" section. Maybe if enough people complain, they might consider awarding the shipping contract to someone else. Or perhaps the other shippers are even worse.
One of my recent shipments was evidently lost in a typhoon. But when I called Apple, a replacement was sent out immediately. This is more what I would expect of Apple, and you have every right to expect similar treatment.
If FedEx delivered to the wrong address and got a wrong signature, they should be expected to go back and retrieve the package. But if they delivered to your address and did not get your signature, then you would be well within your rights to go to your local Better Business Bureau and file a complaint against FedEx. That might possibly get some action of some sort. FedEx cannot ignore the BBB as easily as they can ignore you. If your signature was actually forged, you will certainly be able to prove that the signature on the delivery ticket is definitely not yours. And you could forward the BBB complaint to Apple. I don't know if this would help or just muddy the water, but it would put a little more pressure on FedEx I would think.
In the meantime, I would certainly speak to Apple Customer Relations and see if they can help you out here. They want happy Apple customers, and I think they would like to know about the extreme frustrations you are experiencing through no fault of your own.
I sympathize with your problems, and I hope that you are able to get them resolved soon.
Good luck!

Apple customer service is the best!!!

So I dropped my iphone 4 in a sink of water. Totall immersed and trashed. Brought it to the Apple store--hoping to get a replacement for 200.00. Well, they said the phone was toast and as a one time courtesy they gave me a brand new phone. Yes--GAVE me a new phone. There is not another phone service out there that I think would do that!!! Thanks to the Apple store.

Cool story bro.

APPLE Customer service best I've ever had. ANYONE ELSE AGREE

Apples customer service is really amazing. THEY CARE ABOUT THEIR CUSTOMERS. They really try hard to find a solution to a problem and want the customer to leave the store with the issue resolved.
Hopefully this Great Service spreads to other companies

I've been an Apple customer since my first Mac 512KE, which was upgraded to a Plus. <G> That was back in the '80s. I've never had a negative experience with Apple support, whether in the Store or on the phone, and I've had several truly great experiences with techs who went far above and beyond to help me. On the two occasions when I've had to send my Mac away for service, Apple has sent a FedEx prepaid box to my home within one day. The computer went from my home in Nevada to Tennessee for service and was back within 48 hours.
Right now I have my Mac (and my husband now has one, too — his first computer ever) and an iPod Touch, but I'm just waiting for my Verizon contract to run out in a few weeks before getting an iPhone.

Apple Customer Service - Where can you find it?

Why can't you contact Apple support, the automated system ask a question then automatically gives you a bogus high call volume and hangs up on you. Frustrated, On the 12th I stayed up most of the night to pre-order, at 3am on the morning of the 12th the website was not available, I ordered a 6plus around 9:00am. The conformation said 1 to 2 week delivery, and I spent $1,000.00 for the 6 plus, when I went back to check the order status it now says 3 to 4 week delivery. Then I tried to contact Apple Customer Service "what a Joke" to see if I could expedite shipping, it is impossible to get someone to actually talk to you, when you follow the instructions of the voice automated system and provide the answers the system ask, it then says call volume is to high, I have done this three days in a row, and get the same message regardless the time of day. I ordered the 6 plus because my corporate team asked if they can switch from the droids. If this is what Apple calls Customer Service, I will think twice about ordering X,XXX plus phones. What happen to Apple, they use to be service oriented. If you can't speak to someone about issues, and needs, then the phrase CSR Customer Service is invalid, and does not exist my world. If I treated my customers this way, I would lose $500mm in business. What a hype, take the order, then change delivery several days later.

Did you call the 1 800 MY APPLE number? Or try chat on the Apple store site?
https://secure2.store.apple.com/us/sign_in/order?c=aHR0cHM6Ly9zZWN1cmUyLnN0b3JlL mFwcGxlLmNvbS91cy9hY2NvdW50L2hvbWV8MWFvc…
Other than this, there isn't anything your fellow users here can help you with unfortunately.

How can I escalate complain to next level if not resolved by Apple Customer Service and AppleCare iOS Senior Technical Adviser?

I am Apple fan and use whole range of Apple products, (iPhone, Ipad, MacAir, Apple accessories like bulb, drones etc).
I have started experiencing problem with my iPhone5 battery and phone started getting very hot.
Since my warranty was expired and apple service is far from my office (if I have to go there , need to take half day off), I got the battery replaced at the local store in my office building. New battery didn't make drastic difference and still suffering from the same problem.
Today, I came across this article on the battery replacement program and I got my serial number checked and I realized my device is one of those affected device.
I call apple customer to get the battery under the program, according to them I am not eligible as I got the battery change elsewhere. If I have to get my phone repaired from apple Center, it would cost me $366/-. At the most they can do is the refund for the battery I bought I outside.
This is really frustrating experience, being unfortunate to receive faulty device from Apple and further being resolving the problem without knowing the fact that there is some manufacturing defects in the phone.
My phone replacement is due this month and I am not so keen to go for iphone after going through such bad experience.
It may be not be big issue to loose one customer for Apple, but I still want to escalate my complain and highlight that after buying such expensive phone, I have to struggle to find solution and solution offered by Apple is almost equivalent to new phone cost.
I did not find any emailid to raise for such complain. Let me know if any one where I can raise my voice and pain.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,

Dear meacod
I have live the same, except that I Cure my MBP before it goes to die.
A lot of older participants here just talk about Aplle care, which seem the automatic thing in front of a lack of real good quality on Apple products .
But I think we pay the price, and my second hand MBP was much more expensive than a brand new PC with more ram, more Hard disk, and even a blue ray...
I don't know your mbp history, but that's sure that we are not equal, in world, with Apple customer support. France is not so great, I don't know for your country.
The only thing I think is that Apple should take care of us, as we have some unacceptable issues, for An Apple Product...
Since 1996, when Apple was almost dead, saved by Bill Gates investment !!! , I have every year promote it, and it was not easy, but I have bring to Apple between 3 to 10 customers each year..
since One year, I have stop that, because I don't believe anymore in Apple product's superiority .
Oh, yes, on the paper, it's better, the system is really good. But the overall experiment can be so bad that I don't want to loose friends, or customers...
I don't say it's always bad : I just say that it CAN BE SO BAD and that Apple DON'T take care of that...
so, for your computer, open it, check it a lot, may be it's too late, but for instance, you talked about a fan, I have solved that case just by putting oil on the fan's axe...
good luck

Congratulations Apple Customer Service!

So, like a good little Steve Jobs acolyte, I sat around patiently waiting for the latest iPod Updater, vainly hoping that Apple would take the opportunity to fix a HIGHLY annoying bug that is exclusive to the iPod 5G software.
Alas, I should have known better. While renowned for its ability to make beautiful, easy to use, dare i say life changing computers and computer peripherals, Apple is also infamous for its SUCKY customer service.
I'm not talking about a wish list for touch screens, iPod phones, etc. I mean a bona fide problem with the software.
In a nutshell, this weird glitch is as follows: if you have an artist with two songs, only one of which has album info in the tags, then when trying to browse your music by "Artist", ONLY THE SONG WITH ALBUM INFO SHOWS UP. The other song is there - you can get to it by browsing by "Songs". Not a big deal if you have only a 100 songs, but when you have thousands, with many that are single tracks with no album info, this presents a problem. A HUGELY annoying problem. I know from testing that the nano, mini and prior versions of the iPod do not have this problem. Only the 5G. Oh, careful internet searching reveals that others have this problem too, so it's not just my unit.
Emails (note plural) to Apple customer service have gone unanswered. And whoever coined the term "Genius Bar" has a truly demented sense of humor.
Again, congratulations to Apple for living up to their standards of mediocrity for customer care. You should be proud!!

While I appreciate the spirit of this post, especially as my original post was admittedly snarky, I must point out...
High customer satisfaction DOES NOT EQUAL good/great customer service.
Customers should be satisfied with the iPod right out of the box - it's a great product. And Apple surely deserves the brand recognition - it has created something with deep cultural resonance. These are the items pointed out in your news release.
But who are we kidding? How many customers had iPods that were expensive paperweights once their batteries died. Apple initially refused to replace these batteries, much to the chagrin of those users (I applaud Apple's decision to reverse course on this). There are other instances of poor customer SERVICE that I won't bother to point out.

Complete apple customer service incompetence

Well, I'm not sure where to post a statement like this but here goes...
At the beginning of September, I had ordered a new 15 inch macbook pro from apple with the quicker hardrive, which proceeded to arrive within the the next week (good job there). The problem came when the trackpad and keyboard started to sporadically cease responding (while external keyboards and mice would function just fine). Eventually they stopped working all together. This was within the first week of owning the computer. After taking it to the nearest apple authorized dealer/repair shop, the computer was diagnosed with an extremely rare bug/flaw. Apple decided to take the computer back and do an exchange. The problem was, in order to send the computer back, I still had to wait for the special fedex shipping labels from them to arrive. After about a week the labels had not yet arrived, so apple gave me the special numbers without the label to get the computer shipped out any way. After the computer started its trip, Apple, given the tracking numbers was going to expedite the replacement to get things done as quick as possible. Its now October first, a month later, and I still have no Macbook Pro (which was going to be my college computer). Now it turns out someone at Apple customer service screwed up and cancelled sending out the replacement upon also canceling the labels that wouldn't be needed. So now the new computer was supposedly given the order to get sent out today, how long will it take this time? By the way, those labels arrived just last week. So now they obviously have the messed up computer, and my money, but I still don't have anything (except $50 dollars put back on the credit card). When does this start getting called theft?
I love Apple products, I've been using them my whole life, but this is the worst case of incompetence in the case of customer service that I've ever seen.

check out my posts about the same issue in the macbook section. I ended up going to a macbook pro. feel free to email me for some serious comments!

Rate Apple customer service for me

I'm a new user and finding Apple customer service very un-responsive to resolving a problem I had with an unrecognized charge to my account. Account has been disabled and I have no access while they "investigate." I have given new credit card but that isn't speeding things up. All for a $1.29 charge! I'm not impressed but stuck with them if I want to keep my iPhone! In general, is there usually satisfaction with Apple? Or is there general dissatisfaction with their customer svc responses?

Apple has been rated #1 in customer service for a few years now.
With millions of iTunes customers, ther are bound to be some that have issues.
Usually they are pretty good about getting things sorted out. Respond to the previous email you received and give it 48 hours for a response.
problem I had with an unrecognized charge to my account.
You did call/write your CC company and dispute this charge, correct?

MacBook Japanes keyboard issue (and very poor Apple customer service)

I AM A BITTERLY DISAPPOINTED APPLE CUSTOMER / USER.
Over the past 3 years I have been a loyal purchaser and user of Apple products. I have bought a PowerBook G4 17", 2 Airport Extremes, 2 Airport press, 2 Ipods, 2 Nanos, 1 Shuffle, Aperture, various accessories and more recently a black MacBook.
I have relocated to Japan with my job in the past few month where I purchased my MacBook from an official large retailer (Yodobashi in Tokyo) because I was buying many other household items at the same time. My laptop works beautifully but is equipped with a Japanese keyboard (katakana) which is proving very confusing for all non Japanese users (incl. myself).
I visited the Apple flagship store in Ginza (Tokyo)to share my request. I was informed that they could swap the keyboards but only for laptops purchased in the flagship store. I believe that my Apple product merits the same level of customer care as an Apple product purchased in that store.
With this in mind, I am still seekigng a solution to my issue and would be grateful for some help. I believe that as a loyal customer and an English speaking user, I am entitled to being able to swap my keyboard (particularly as the service is provided).
Does anyone have any useful hints as to how I get my keyboard swapped (by Apple preferably to avoid voiding the warranty).
MacBook Mac OS X (10.4.10) x

Hi desalaberry.
Welcome to macbook forum.
I am not to familiar with Japan authorized service center and their apple store policy, you also can check this:
http://www.apple.com/jp/store/english/
Keyboard and Mac OS Language
Your Mac can be ordered with an English language (U.S.) style keyboard, or Japanese - the choice is yours. The Mac OS X operating system supplied with your Mac is multilingual so can be set up in English and a large range of international languages.
If your macbook still returnable, just return that to the original store and order one with english layout on apple store at Ginza or other near you:
http://www.apple.com/jp/retail/business/
(scroll down to bottom)
Other way is to buy wired or wireless english layout mac keyboard and connect that to your macbook.
Hope ypu can talk it out with them.
Good Luck

My i-phone Not charging because Sunken pins and Green Belt3 Power Mac Center said even my warranty still open until 30 October they cannot do nothing and refer me to a Toll Free Apple customer Service number..my question for what are thwy there?

My i-phone 5s is not charging because of Sunken pins where the socket is plugged. According Power Mac Center at Green Belt3 even my warranty still open until 30 October they cannot do nothing and refer me to a Toll Free Apple customer Service number in Singapore!!! ..my question for what are they there? not alt all very friendly and helpful!!

Send an e-mail with all this in it directly to Tim Cook. Seriously. You can send e-mail to him.
You might also try this forum here for more ideas: http://forums.macrumors.com/index.php?

Defective Batteries and Apple Customer Service

I just spoke with Apple Customer Service today about the battery in My MBP 2.16CD, which is, according to them, defective. However, since it just recently became unable to hold a charge, and is 1 month out of warranty, they will not replace it. This is despite the fact that it only has 99 cycles on it, and will only hold a 1800mAh charge!
I am very dissapointed that they would admit that the product is defective, but not offer any recompense. I know its out of warranty (by 1 month, it was a replacement battery) but it seems dodgy that they would refuse any sort of service. Has anyone had similar experiences? Is there any consumer legislation that can be brought to their attention?

Hi,
I have the same experience with a dodgy Customer Service. At a service point in my city they told me that they would repair the battery for free, but since i bought it at apple directly i should first asks permission via Customer Service. And after a 30 minute wait on a mobile phone they told me; out of warranty even though 70 loading cycles is not normal for a mac-book-pro battery. I send them a letter, but no response. They like to tell you that since its a battery, you can never claim more than the 1 year warranty; which i think is nonsense, since it is an advanced power device with its own set of chips en led indicators that happens to hold a battery. Anyway; very frustrating indeed to communicate with the boys and girls from Customer Service, and no positive result. It was my first experience with them [and i'm using apple since 1990!] and so far so bad.

Apple apps store do double charged me for only one application purchased and i can't find an email of apple customer service.

Apple apps store do double charged me for only one application purchased and i can't find an email of apple customer service.
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These are user-to-user forums - I've asked the hosts to remove your email address from your post.
Tou can contact iTunes support here : http://www.apple.com/support/itunes/contact/ - click on Contact iTunes Store Support on the right-hand side of the page

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