Betrayed by Apple. Email frozen until I pay more for storage.

Why in this gods green earth would Apple freeze my .mac email that I have had since the beginning, because an artificial 5gb limit was put onto my account? Why not just freeze the data rather than bouncing back my biggest clients emails!!!

Why would you use a free complimentary email system for business emails? Why not get a hosting service and your own domain so your business address is protected and not subject to change beyond your control? The limitations of iCloud are clearly spelled out:
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4863
If you need more space, you need to buy it. Not unlike most personal email systems, even for fee ones through hosting accounts which still impose hard limits on mailbox size.
And weren't the notices about the end of the complimentary extra storage for mobileme users sent out months ago? You should have received an email long ago telling you your extra storage would be gone come September 30.

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Hi there Juicy Guava,
You may find the troubleshooting steps in the article below helpful.
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http://support.apple.com/kb/ts1827
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I lost my phone last December 23 2014, and now apple emailed me that I am requesting for service. How can you block it?

I lost my phone last December 23 2014, and now apple emailed me that I am requesting for service. How can you block it?

Hi claire anne s.,
Thanks for the question. It may be best to contact your local law enforcement agency to report this:
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https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204315
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Why does Adobe believe Australians should pay more for software?

Why does Adobe believe Australians should pay more for software?
For Photoshop and premier elements bundle in the USA price is USD $119.99
For Australia AUD $185.00 which at the current exchange rate of 1.067 is USD $173 or 44% more.
Thanks Adobe.

seeing its only a software download, then why should we have to pay $15 more for the same product? we already are charged extra for music now we're being slugged for software as well.... maybe an apple exec could give me a reason on this question...
This is a peer-to-peer forum. If you want a response from Apple, you would have to contact them directly with such a question. A better question might be what are the direct and indirect duties and fees (Goods and Services Tax, Import Tax/Tariff, sales taxes, etc.) assessed by the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service and/or local tax agencies and/or municipalities for intellectual properties imported electronically. There may be quite a few agencies wanting a piece of your pie.

For iphone users with att, can you block incoming texts all together? After paying $20 for data i dont want to pay as i go/pay more for texts

For iphone users with att, can you block incoming texts all together? After paying $20 for data i dont want to pay as i go/pay more for texts

SMS is exchanged over the same network as calls - no data involved.
MMS requires data.
iMessage requires the same as email - internet access via an available wi-fi network or via your carrier's cellular data network.
You can disable SMS/MMS altogther with your account by requesting this with AT&T. You can turn iMessage off unless your iPhone is connected to an available wi-fi network.

HT4914 I have about 70,000 songs, almost all of them are MP3s burned from CDs. Is there a way to increase the 25,000 song limit in iTunes Match, by paying more, for example?

I have about 70,000 songs, almost all of them are MP3s burned from CDs. Is there a way to increase the 25,000 song limit in iTunes Match, by paying more, for example?

Right now the limit is what it is, 25,000 tracks. Tracks purchased from the iTunes Store do not count against that number. Whether Apple has any plans to increase that limit none of us here, who are all just fellow users, will know. We'll have to wait and see.
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WHY ARE THE UK USERS PAYING MORE FOR THE CLOUD SERVICES????

WHY ARE THE UK USERS PAYING MORE FOR THE CLOUD SERVICES????
OR IS IT JUST LAZYINESS THAT YOU CHANGE THE DOLLAR SIGN FOR THE POUND?

it obviously doesn't, but then again some people or organisation only care about price when it comes to purchasing their laptops, and it is hard to justify making a special model for a selected few.
Sure everything can be done if there is a market for it, but Lenovo won't know how large the market is before hand, as such they are hedging a bet by not moving with the market (which Lenovo have done on many occasions). I guess the finanical return is not the worth the risk for Lenovo to keep the 4:3 or 16:10 screens.
But this debate has been going back and forth for a long time, so no point bringing it up again and again.
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May this year, be the year of 'DO'!
I am a volunteer, and not a paid staff of Lenovo or Microsoft

Why did I have to pay MORE for a smaller microwave that I bought due to exchanging a defective one?

I bought at Sharp 1.3CU microwave on January 18th, 2014, which went bad today. I took it back to the store for a exchange. Upon entering the store, carrying this microwave, I got to stand in line for about 3 minutes, holding this microwave. Understandable, if I wasn’t the only person in line. Three associates were at the desk, one was on the phone, one was a Geek Squad member, the third scribbling on a sheet of paper. At least two of them made eye contact with me while I stood in the rope line, all alone, holding onto a microwave. So, finally about 2-3 minutes later, an associate makes time for me. The exchange process went well, since the item was still under warranty. I was told that there was no inventory of the one I was returning, so I could get store credit to get a different one. I thought this was strange, the store credit, as she was able to print off a copy of my original receipt because I used my BB credit card for the purchase. In any case, I took my credit and went back to appliances. I found what I thought was the same exact model I just returned. Having worked in retail myself in the past, I knew that at times the computer isn’t always accurate to what’s on the shelf. A young man working in this area was super helpful and carried it up for me. I wish I got his name, because he was awesome. Now, for the best part. I got a new microwave, same brand, same color, same style, but .2CU smaller than the one I just returned…and HAD TO PAY MORE for this smaller microwave than I did for the larger one…so not only did my microwave crap out in less than 60 days, but I had to pay more for a smaller one…doesn’t make much sense…

Hello RyanJustice,
In my house, a microwave is a must have! I am a popcorn fiend, and I can’t imagine having to go without one for a long period of time. While we may not have had your exact model in stock, I’m glad to see we had a microwave that was quite similar to the one you originally purchased. I can see how a price difference might be confusing though, especially as the replacement was slightly smaller than you initially bought. I’m sorry for the frustration this has caused.
When units like yours fail under manufacturer’s warranty, we usually either send them out for service or exchange right in-store. If we exchange a unit, typically a refund via store credit would be issued up to the purchase price. From here, it may be redeemed towards the purchase of a new one. However, we can’t process a refund exceeding the original purchase price, and if the current model you chose was more expensive, additional payment would be required. This means that if your original microwave was on sale for less than the current price of the new one, you would be subject to paying the remaining balance.
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to ask.
Enjoy that new microwave!
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So im about to buy a mac pro, I just need help cause im not sure if it's worth paying more for instance, a hi-res screen compared to the stock screen, and will i really miss the .2 ghz and the upgraded video card if I get the 2.0 ghz mbp?

So im about to buy a mac pro, I just need help cause im not sure if it's worth paying more for instance, a hi-res screen compared to the stock screen, and will i really miss the .2 ghz and the upgraded video card if I get the 2.0 ghz mbp?

The_Tiger92 wrote:
So im about to buy a mac pro, I just need help cause im not sure if it's worth paying more for instance, a hi-res screen compared to the stock screen, and will i really miss the .2 ghz and the upgraded video card if I get the 2.0 ghz mbp?
It appears the 15" 2.2 ghz isn't worth spending $400 more for, but you get the 1GB Radeon 6750M that has four times the VRAM than the 15" 2.0Ghz model and about 167% more performance. High settings on all current games with over 50 fps.
If your not into 3D gaming or just light weight, then the 2.0 Ghz (last years performance) will suffice on low-medium settings at about 30 fps.
The 13" is rather poor as it has integrated graphics. 30 fps on only some games.
The high res screen is a excellent choice and the anti-glare is great for viewing just about anywhere.
No messy films to replace at $30-$40 a pop.
A lot of people bring the glossy screens back once they hear about the anti-glare.
http://www.pcpro.co.uk/blogs/2011/05/23/glossy-vs-matte-screens-why-the-pc-indus trys-out-of-touch/
Here's my 17"
In my opinion the extra $400 for another 2-3 years of use out of the computer is worth it.
Quad cores are more than enough for most uses for most people for many years, it's just a slow card is going to make the machine feel slow in rendering graphics in the future.

Why am I paying more for my own cloud of creative photography ($ 15.63) that other people pay only $ 9.99?

Why am I paying more for my own cloud of creative photography ($ 15.63) that other people pay only $ 9.99?

You have the option of getting the present CC cancelled & buy the required one (if eligible), https://creative.adobe.com/plans/photography
Prior to purchase, please do confirm that it meets your requirement.
http://www.adobe.com/products/creativecloud/faq.edu.html
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HT201342 Are Apple email addresses @me @icloud etc good for life? Even if you go with a non-Apple mobile phone later on? Gmail is for life, so the only way someone should switch is if they are for life.

I would like to switch my main email account from @gmail.com to @me.com and @icloud.com, but only if the is some assurance of the long term ownership of these Apple email addresses. I have never seen any such statement. It is unfortunate and irresponsible that colleges and universities offer enticing email accounts that they destroy when anyone leaves or graduates.
And it is just stupid because it would cost very little to sustain them for life, would be good advertising, and likely raise alumni giving by many times more than the cost of the emails. I need to know Apple does not do that when one switches cell phone manufacturer. I mean Steve Jobs is no longer with us, what if product quality declines? And I switch to Samsun but like my Apple email address?
Any thoughts or evidence of Apple's position on this issue would be muchly appreciated.
Thanks, Mark

Welcome to the Apple Support Communities
I understand your point of view. @mac.com addresses were created in 2005 and they're still running if you have iCloud. As you've seen with MobileMe, Apple discontinued it and deleted all the email addresses that weren't migrated to iCloud, but once you've MobileMe, you don't need an iPhone, iPad, iPod touch or Mac to migrate to iCloud because you could do it with the computer you want.
Apple won't delete your mail address and, if they're going to do that, they'll advise you, but I can't predict the future

Why pay more for something which can be free? EA4500

Why does Cisco provide only DynDNS and TZO.com for DDNS services in their routers? DynDNS is no more a free service and TZO.com has been acquired by DynDNS. Basically no 2nd option there.
I have been using Http://www.no-ip.com/ for my IP camera and it has worked great for years. And its been and is still free.
Found a few other free DDNS services which are recommended by others.
http://www.dnsdynamic.org/
http://www.changeip.com/
http://freedns.afraid.org/
Here is a site which lists a long list of similar services. Http://demonologies/dynamic-DNS/
Why does Cisco customers have to fork out more money when free alternatives are there? Why do I as an owner of one of Cisco's top models (EAI) have to spend more to use a feature, which owners of Symantec, Sonicwall, D-Link, SMC, Toshiba, Draytek and other cheaper model routers enjoy the same feature for free? (There is "NO-iP.COM" DDNS service option in these routers.) People have to be dumb to pay more after already paying a premium for Cisco routers.
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As far as I know, most or if not all Cisco devices that has the DDNS option was tied-up either with TZO or DynDNS before and now down to DynDNS. Perhaps TZO/DynDNS are the ones tied up with Cisco? It may not be possible though that it will be embedded on the firmware a newer support for DDNS but who knows.

T400 question: get 2765T6U or pay more for LED screen & misc

Hello,
I'm planning to buy the T400 but got a quick question for you guys. I found the T400 2765T6U at Provantage for about $1200.
Unfortunately, this model only comes with a CCFL screen and a few missing features (multiple card reader for example). I then went to Lenovo and configured the Enhanced T400 model with the features I wanted and ended up with $1400 (after a 10% off coupon).
Do you guys think it's worth it paying $200 for the LED screen, a slightly faster CPU, a bigger HD (though slower), and a 7-1 reader? All the other features are exactly the same as the 2765T6U.
Thanks in advance!!

You could try this model: 2765-33U
http://www.provantage.com/lenovo-276533u~7LENO10Y.htm
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HT1657 Apple TV frozen - Can I get more than the 24-hour window to finish watching it?

Last night I started watching a rented film on my AppleTV. 6 Min into the movie it froze. Then I got a message that said to try again later. I did, about 30 min later. This time I was able to get up to 24 min. before it froze again. It seemed to be just this movie. Other items, like Netflix, on my Apple TV were working. But because I can't watch a movie rented on my Apple TV to any other devices, like my iPhone, I won't be able to get home in time to finish watching the film before the 24 hours is up.
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Go here:
http://www.apple.com/support/itunes/contact/
and follow the instructions to report the issue to the iTunes Store.
Regards.

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Apple really looks after the USA would love to see it else where. Here in Australia one song is no where near the price of USA.

The content providers set the prices. And you need to take into account a country's taxes, in the US the prices that are listed in the store don't include the state's sales tax.

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