So Apple screwed me over and they made me pay for a repair. Even it is a new MacBook still on the basic warranty and I also have the extended warranty.
on the top of that the MacBook works actually much slower after their "repair."
since I paid a lot of money for this machine and I use it daily for work, I want to have what I paid for.
Is it possible to damage a MacBook the way it will look like it was a machine failure, eligible for a replacement?
on the top of that the MacBook works actually much slower after their "repair."
since I paid a lot of money for this machine and I use it daily for work, I want to have what I paid for.
Is it possible to damage a MacBook the way it will look like it was a machine failure, eligible for a replacement?
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