Does anyone in apple care about UK maps

I have been trying since apple released to help improve the map information but so far I feel Apple just doesn't care if the basic data is wrong, especially outside the US. You dont get recognition your reports have even been sent! My Village is listed as a diferent village and so nothing works in this area for searches etc. Poor show really.

Try here: http://www.apple.com/feedback/macosx.html

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Hopefully someone from BT reads this forum because they don't seem able to read any e-mails sent to them. I reported a phone line fault on weds 10 Nov. Had Broadband but no phone. Reported a line fault on Weds 10 Nov.
07.00 Thurs 11 Nov received e-mail from BT ...line problem fixed. Was it? Well my phone still wasn't working
Went through all the online checks...all was ok on BT line...BT conclusion......my equipment was not working
Bought new phone that day......came home.....plugged it in......GUESS WHAT BT.......no difference
Reported the same fault again.....thurs evening...Have heard nothing from them since except from fault tracking.....says its ongoing.
How can it be ongoing? You have said that it was fixed!!!!!!!
I'm well prepared to air this in public with BT. I have bought a new phone because you said my line was fixed. Your web site said my equipment was faulty. Since telling me my line was fixed I have also had to use my mobile phone in the evenings and this weekend.
So will you repay me for my mobile phone use and a new phone?...somehow I doubt it. Having recently tied me into a new 18 month contract for BT Infinity I'm paying as always. Why can't you deliver?
As always when my next bill arrives you will want paying on time ( which I have always done). Shame on you for not delivering service on time.
Reading this forum it seems other people have had the same problem.
Maybe someone with nuts from BT will give me (and others here) an e-mail address so that this type of problem can be resolved faster than it is at the moment. Of course we are only your customers who pay the bills. Think about it BT!!!
I would ask for someone's contaqct details at BT that can take action to resolve this. But my BT line doesn't work and to call you would cost me on my mobile. I would only get through to your call centre in India anyway. Sorry BT but my understanding of Indian/English isn't that good nor is your call centre in India.
THIS MESSAGE IS INTENDED ONLY FOR SOMEONE FROM BRITISH TELECOM. Please do not make this a discussion thread.
Thank you

Hi Scoobz,
Thanks for the post and welcome to the forum. I am sorry that your phone line is still down. I can help you with this.
Please drop me an email to the email address in my profile (click on my name, you will find the email address under “about me” section. Include your BT account details and the link to this thread.
Once I receive your details I will find out what is going on.
Cheers
Sean
BTCare Community Manager
If we have asked you to email us with your details, please make sure you are logged in to the forum, otherwise you will not be able to see our ‘Contact Us’ link within our profiles.
We are sorry that we are unable to deal with service/account queries via the private message(PM) function so please don't PM your account info, we need to deal with this via our email account :-)

I've preordered my iPhone 5 from apple and tried to get a sim from o2, they said I couldn't preorder. Does anyone have any information about this?

I've preordered my iPhone 5 from apple and tried to get a sim from o2, they said I couldn't preorder. Does anyone have any information about this?

Ethmoid,
Generally buying on contract or buying outright from apple with a separate sim from a provider is little difference in cost.
Work out the total cost over 24 months for the phone+monthly tarrif and you will see.
Also the contracts where the phone is cheapest but have a higher monthly cost tend to be the ones that cost you move over a 24 month period.
For example;
Using O2 UK as an example (other carriers are very similar). For the iPhone 5 64GB;
From Apple £699, plus O2 On & On £20 per month is £1179
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From O2, Phone £169, per month, £46. Total over 24 months is £1,273
From O2, Phone £69.99, per month, £63. Total over 24 months is £1,581 <Cheapest phone, most expensive
*These all use the same tarrif of unlimited talk,texts and 1GB data. The only difference is how much you want to pay upfront for the phone*
Also worth noting is buying the phone from apple and the O2 tarrif is only a 12 month tarrif so you're not locked in for 24 months.
As you can see, the cheaper the phone, the more the overall amount you pay.

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Google "Apple phone number". Choose the correct number and call it.
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If you have not purchased an ipod, they will bill you, since iTunes is a free program, and they are not in the business of troubleshooting Windows systems.
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Sorry.

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Does anyone from Apple check this site
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I'll be honest - I really like Keynote but I've been having some issues with making a slideshow (with music) into a DVD (the music disappears).
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=7235122#7235122
After 3 days I was hoping that somebody might have at least made a suggestion.
So back to my question - if Apple sell and promote this product then it would really help us users solve problems if one of their 'experts' spent a bit of time helping out here. Now I'm not stupid around Mac's, I've been using them for over 15 years, and I've been using Powerpoint for a similar length of time. If Keynote was a Microsoft product then I would expect to have loads for problems, but this is Mac software - it should be easy!
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No, no nerves touched. I was simply trying to provide you with some interim sources of information until someone was able to answer your question. Since you did not state what steps you'd already taken to find an answer I tried to give you some alternative sources. When you post a question it makes sense to let us know what you've already done to find an answer otherwise we will tell you stuff you may already know because we don't know what you've done.
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I've got a MacBook on the way and I'm already thinking about upgrading the stock 60GB 5400RPM HDD with a 100GB 7200 one (as Apple doesn't offer any 7200 RPM drives with the MacBook).
Coming from an iBook, which is possibly the least easy to upgrade HDD I've ever seen, the MacBook's HDD bay is about as "user upgradeable" as I've ever seen. Does Apple support this?
If I upgrade the hard drive,
1. Will it void Apple Care (which I also just paid for)?
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#2 might be a good idea, just to be sure...
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http://www.apple.com/legal/warranty/hardware.html
and do a quick search, you will see that the word 'void' NEVER appears. In other words, nothing you do will ever void or cancel your warranty entirely. But, they can still refuse to fix things that you happen to break, and I'm sure they wouldn't replace your 100GB hard drive if it were to die
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Does anyone insure Apple products against breakdown after applecare has expired?

I have an iMac which is over 3 years old. I cant pay for any extended warranties though Apple any longer.
Does anyone know of anyone I can insure it with against hardware faliure? Its good to have the piece of mind that if the HDD fails or the LCD fails etc, not through accidental breakage which I have on my house insurance, but to cover me it just stops working one day?

There are some aftermarket service plans that can be obtained for computers now out of warranty, but in my past investigations of them I've found that the limitations on coverage and frequent hassles of obtaining reimbursement for repairs have not made such plans worthwhile. Some such plans also require that you purchase while the system is still in warranty and hence would not be available to you now (the plans from SquareTrade, for instance).
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Does anyone in apple care about UK maps

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