Re: Buying an iBook.. Qualification Correction

[Kochkodin]

All I know is that it worked for me and several others...Ask and ye 
shall receive...Many people aren't aware of the program and will just 
buy w/out ever thinking of asking..The idea is to get as much kit into 
as many new hands as possible....Considering that(if my latest info is 
correct) the margin for Apple is around 25% the idea of taking $100-$200 
off in order to get someone to buy a system, printer etc is very 
effective.. There MAY be a restriction dealing w/laptops since the 
demand is so high.. (again...Supply vs Demand)  Just wanted to offer a 
friendly, helpful suggestion..Used enough space here..
Gotta run..
Regards,
Mike

Thomas Ethen wrote:

The parent issue doesn't make any sense, as then almost everyone would
qualify for an educational discount.
Tom

on 1/21/04 8:00, Kochkodin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Also...If you ask as a parent...you will qualify...I  did it as a parent
for an elem student and did it last year as a school board member and my
wife did it as a teacher....My middle son bought as a high school senior
on his own account...If in doubt...call and ask....
Regards,
Mike





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