> I'll bet the second biggest pain is when Apple or peripheral manufacturers
> introduce the
> next computer et al for less than what you paid for the older versions
> you're still trying to sell...8>)
Actually, that was a little frustrating (speaking as a former Apple dealer), but,
at least then, Apple provided 30 days' price protection--a common practice among
computer vendors. Thus, if I just received an order and the following week the
prices went down, I could get credit for the difference.
As a customer, if you ever purchased a Mac and the price dropped shortly
thereafter, your dealer should credit you the difference if you ask, since the
credit ultimately does not come from their pocket.
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