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> misinformation about Apple’s trade-in policy I'm sure the policy is reasonable but if employees have overriding power over policy then it doesn't matter how
by throwaway290 3y ago
> misinformation about Apple’s trade-in policy
I'm sure the policy is reasonable but if employees have overriding power over policy then it doesn't matter how good the policy is and saying it's misinformation implies I lie
> This makes me wonder which country you were in.
No comment:)
By the way, I did look it up after my failed attempt and on Reddit people in the US have different luck with in store and mail in. Apparently in store is stricter and people get turned away. So looks like misinformation was on your part.
> I wouldn’t have accepted that assessment to begin with, whether or not it was part of the questionnaire
Ever tried arguing with an Apple Store employee? How far did it get you?
> At which point you of course would thank them kindly and keep your MacBook.
Yes except for the thank you part. Mail-in offers around 300 USD or so voucher so I may try that and can always just sell it myself. (Second market is probably what trade-in was intended to reduce...)