I couldn't agree with Tim more. I'm afraid a shopfront retailer and a
website/mobile phone retailer are simply NOT comparable.
And I think the list should lay off the thinly veiled whinges about our
shopfront retailers. Do we want shopfront retailers for the mac or
don't we?
Hey, there will
Weighing in on the award debate:
I think it is a good idea, but:
1. I think entry should be limited to people who have purchased a product in
the last 12 months.
2. They can only cast a vote for the retailer where they purchased if they
think they got excellent service from that retailer.
3.
Hi Tim
Before any surveys are run we would really need to open up discussions on
the topic.
I agree that there are all types of resellers like Daniel who would be shut
out of competition if we weren't careful about doing this just right. One
solution I see is having various categories eg Best
Tim, you have made an important point that highlights how it can be harder
for the bricks mortar Apple shops to compete in this arena - but I don't
think it is necessarily impossible. The advent of web research and online
comparisons and communities such as WAMUG poses challenges but also
Hi...
In case anyone knows any Mac people looking for jobs in Melbourne (or
willing to relocate :)
Apple Service Technician
Synergetic Australia is an Apple Authorised Service Provider and
Solutions Reseller situated in Kew.
By: Synergetic Australia
Date posted: 5/8/2004
Job Type: Full Time
Hi Dudley,
On Thu, 5 Aug 2004 11:10 pm, you wrote:
I couldn't agree with Tim more. I'm afraid a shopfront retailer and a
website/mobile phone retailer are simply NOT comparable.
But receiving bad service is. Daniel worked at the original AppleCentre in
Cannington, where he served almost
On 05/08/2004, at 11:10 PM, Dudley Gager wrote:
I couldn't agree with Tim more. I'm afraid a shopfront retailer and a
website/mobile phone retailer are simply NOT comparable.
While I do agree that shops and owner operators are not generally
comparable there is one point that levels it out a
Daniel Kerr wrote:
Thank you all for the nice praises and comments,..I do appreciate it.
Your support is why MacWizardry is still around and will continue to
be for
a long time to come!
And I am glad I can offer the service and support that you enjoy,..I
enjoy
it as well! The reason I
Thanks very much for all the replies, public and private, to my
question about Apple dealers.
I think its obvious who I will be recommending to my friend. In fact,
if I had known that Daniel could supply new Macs, I would probably not
have asked in the first place.
What was refreshing was
Hi all,
Thanks Mart - I was waiting for a lead to join into the conversation.
I think service is the one thing that sets businesses apart, and more than
that its attitude. If the right attitude is displayed then service follows
along with the return business.
The real measure is not just how
Greg Pennefather wrote:
My suggestion however, is to remove VPC (how to
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=824659product=vpcmac) and
reinstall it and the updates - up to 5.0.4 I think. Make sure you keep your
disk image intact (copy it somewhere) as this can be used with the
Hi All
For those that liked the Neverwinter Nights game there are now expansion
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Code: NMEX-02
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Hi Everyone
Many thanks to those who offered suggestions for this problem I have
with hotsyncing my T3 with the powerbook. After much ringing around and
trying out various suggestions I seemed to have come to no-go but with
a situation I dont understand.
I have two powerbooks, both 15 with
just make sure you get the mac including, software (system) and all!
the necessary updates, i was in digilife mt hawthorn buying a powerbook
and ended up with a unworkable machine, !!i had to pay for updates to
get the powerbook working !! James
On 05/08/2004, at 8:12, Mike Fuller wrote:
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