QUOTE(dreamthief @ Nov 10 2016, 07:41 PM)
It's not being charged. Apple is issuing an authorization check.
It's like how you go to hotel, reservation by swiping credit card but no actual charge yet.
When Apple does the credit card charge, it will follow by invoice.
Hmm that could be true but I did get an SMS from the bank to say that the amount has been charged. You're right - I haven't received an invoice from Apple though I'm hoping it'll come anytime soon so I don't have to wait anymore!It's like how you go to hotel, reservation by swiping credit card but no actual charge yet.
When Apple does the credit card charge, it will follow by invoice.
QUOTE(Yougene_Boy @ Nov 10 2016, 07:50 PM)
It took me a few days after the launch to place my order hence a longer wait time, I suppose QUOTE(westlife @ Nov 10 2016, 07:54 PM)
I believe for my case the moment I had placed order. The amount has already been charged to my credit card. As I had received the SMS from Citibank on my purchase. When I logged in to check my credit balance. The amount charged was already minused off from my available balance. But the transaction was not shown under the unbilled or pending transaction. It will only be shown when Apple has confirmed the amount when they ship the item.
I'm not sure what it is with mine; it's not in this month's credit card payment so it's fine! Lol...QUOTE(JohnDiew0107 @ Nov 10 2016, 10:34 PM)
after some research on the internet, I believe the iWork only comes free if I'm the first to purchase the mac, hence login into the mac would tie the ownership to my apple ID.
a clean format of the mac would not have iWork installed, sigh...
The first login would have tied your ownership. So meaning, if you use the same login as you used when you registered the Mac when you first bought it, it should be FOC.a clean format of the mac would not have iWork installed, sigh...
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