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I have no problem with the iPad-limit policy. The annoying part was that the clerk was not able to volunteer any information at all about what the policy actual
by thestoicattack 16y ago
I have no problem with the iPad-limit policy. The annoying part was that the clerk was not able to volunteer any information at all about what the policy actually says. From the customer's tone it seems like he wasn't going to throw a fit, but it would be nice if Apple were slightly more forthcoming.
- bartl 16y ago>The annoying part was that the clerk was not able to volunteer any information at all about what the policy actually says. That was probably because they were making it up on the spot.
- jasonlotito 16y agoWhich is their MO, when you consider the App Store.
- bphogan 16y agoI don't know - I doubt it. I've dealt with situations like this before. The clerk is told by his boss what to say. In this case he probably is not allowed. He phrased it very specifically if you notice. "All I can say is..." It probably is all he can say.
- po 16y agoso… his manager was making it up on the spot.