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> It looks like the Apple authorized service program may be dead, or at least on it's last legs. Their website makes it hard to find these companies, I couldn't
by djrogers 8y ago
> It looks like the Apple authorized service program may be dead, or at least on it's last legs. Their website makes it hard to find these companies, I couldn't figure out how to get a list.
https://locate.apple.com/ https://locate.apple.com/
Not sure what the problem is for you - I literally clicked on that link, answered a few questions and in a matter of seconds had a list of 2 dozen + repair centers that could replace a cracked screen within 30 miles of me, the vast majority of which are 3rd party.
- cmiles74 8y agoIt drops me at this page, none of these links lead me to a list of repair centers. Clicking on, say, Mac, starts a questionnaire about what is ailing my Mac. https://getsupport.apple.com/?caller=grl&locale=en_US https://getsupport.apple.com/?caller=grl&locale=en_US
- rasz 8y agoNo, you didnt. You got a list of places that will try to upsell you on a new device. Apple authorized service program PROHIBITS actual repair, they are only allowed to mail in repair jobs to Apple "repair" center (somewhere in Texas afair), whats even funnier actual Apple place doesnt repair, they replace whole units (say goodbye to data if you haven't backed up recently). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AD51CF0W93U https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AD51CF0W93U