How long as your Macbook been in repair?

I gave mine to a genius on the 25th of august. Its been 15 days since that and it still isn't fixed yet, the status is "On hold-part on order" The applecare people I've talked to said it's waiting on a heatsink and top bezel thing. I was quoted 5-7 bussiness days and its been 11 so far.

Apple sent me a box, I sent it in on a Monday and had it back on Thursday. It seems taking it into an Apple Store takes longer for some reason. Call Customer Relations if you're not happy. That may speed things up.
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