is there anyway to get around this if i dont like the laptop?
im highly consdering a MBP..but not if i get hit with a $200 fee, after returning it because it doesnt work for me...
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Not that I know of. That's why you've got to be sure what you're getting into before you make the jump. If you receive a defective one, you can exchange it for a working one. But if you receive a working one, it's yours to keep unless you're willing to get a 90% refund.
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There is no way around it, unfortunately. Just do your research and be absolutely certain you want to keep it.
10% restocking isn't the end of the world, seeing as how some computer resellers don't take any returns. -
If you return it very quickly (few days), and make it sound like something is wrong with it (choose your words carefully), you can sometimes get out of a restocking fee.
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Another thing you can do is go to a local apple store and take one for a test run and see how you like it (this is if there is one close to you). Other than that, I don't think there is a way of going around it. -
I've gotten out of it, but only because the apple product sold to me was a terrible rip off and really poor quality. Oddly enough, the genius person agree'd with me and gave me the full refund.
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Fry's Electronics has a no questions asked 15 day return policy. But that's provided that you live near a Fry's store.
10% restocking fee
Discussion in 'Apple and Mac OS X' started by d94, Jul 26, 2007.