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We don't have Apple Stores in Ireland -- just CompuB which is an authorized seller of Apple products. Does this apply to authorized merchants such as them who c
by s_dev 7y ago
We don't have Apple Stores in Ireland -- just CompuB which is an authorized seller of Apple products. Does this apply to authorized merchants such as them who can represent Apple?
- udev 7y agoFunny because Apple's money is in Ireland, but not their stores.
- bdcravens 7y agoIreland isn't as population dense as many areas. There's only one city with more than 1M people, and only one more with more than 100,000.
- Balero 7y agoI didn't know this was a thing! I'm honestly shocked there aren't any. Did they sign a contract with CompuB or something?
- timidiceball 7y agoNeither Denmark nor Norway have Apple Stores -- there's actually many prominent (and monied) Western European areas missing.
- pier25 7y agoSame in Mexico. There is 1 Apple Store in all the country in a fancy suburb of Mexico City (Santa Fe). Even if you live in Mexico City it might take you 1-2 hours to get there depending on traffic. Otherwise there are a couple of authorized resellers (iShop, Compudabo, etc) that also give official tech support. It's a real disgrace. I know colleagues that have faulty keyboards and these authorized services have refused to repair the keyboard with the excuse that they cannot reproduce the issue.