best advice i could ever dispense, read the rumor sites, plan ur purchases use macrumor buyers guide as a good reference.

cmon guys, if i go by this logic,everytime i buy a nokia and the next month a new model with better specs comes in, should i ask for a refund? Apple launches products on a yearly cycle often in the same timeline, as in september/october = ipods, july=iphone, march/april = ipad, a simple google search of ipad 2 a few weeks ago will point you to the right websites. cheers.

This post has been edited by nimrod323: Mar 6 2011, 11:44 PM

It's the states and it's consumer laws, their policies is the issues actually.

i think in his case, its the new MBP that was strong enough a reason to get a refund, but if suka suka want to refund just because u dont know how to use, cannot la.

i said the same thing read back? i explained the persons motivation for a refund, new mbp refresh if not there wasnt any new launch, would just have stuck with the purchased machine.

I dont know why u assume i dont understand since i concur with lester, i merely explained the motivation for the exchange by the person, dont come in here just to troll, read and reply accordingly, oh post just reported.

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Added on March 9, 2011, 10:15 ami had a friend whom returned the unit on the 15th day to get a refund, he explained as nicely as possible and they sent DHL to pick it up, what i menat much much earlier with suka suka tukar is those who refund for the sake of refunding without doing any research whether their purchased item might be useful for them or not, as they stand to loose 10%, its a big amount if you CTO a Mac Pro for example, so its a loss on their part not that apple wouldnt want to refund the balance 90%. My bad for being not clear earlier.

This post has been edited by nimrod323: Mar 9 2011, 10:15 AM