I bought a macbook pro on 10/6
Hi there,
I bought a macbook pro on 10/6 and today i just saw the new upgrade macbook. I would want to bring my macbook to the apple store for the upgrade but i came to jakarta, Indonesia that day. Is there anyway i can still get the upgrade??? Please help me!! thanks.
I am pointing any fingers, i was just looking for my best interest. Apple does have 14 day return policy, and i bought my macbook just one week prior to the upgrade. That was why i was hoping that i might somehow exchange for the newer model. When i bought my macbook I did ask the apple store about the possibility of new model be out anytime soon. Apple store told me that i can exchange for a new one if the new macbooks are introduced within 14 days from my purchased date.
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Thankssee
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5538
mac 101
http://www.apple.com/support/macbasics/
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+*3. It's not fair that Apple doesn't tell us that they are updating their machines. I would have waited had I known updated machines were coming out. I asked the guy at the store if there were any updates on the way and he said he didn't know.*+
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http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1502615&tstart=0 -
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Hi,
Use this Info to Contact Apple Support in your Country
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