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Why a lack of appointment at Apple store?

Has anyone else had problems getting appointment for ipads at Apple Store. How can I complain since this is a service I purchased.

Posted on Feb 1, 2013 10:36 AM

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Posted on Feb 1, 2013 10:42 AM

You can complain here, but nobody will really care. 😁


Exactly what service did you purchase for this?

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Feb 1, 2013 11:00 AM in response to JRule83

JRule83 wrote:


But I did pay extra for applecare.

Yes, but AppleCare does not include walk-in appointments. It includes telephone support.



3.3 Technical Support

During the Coverage Period, Apple will provide you with access to telephone and web--‐based

technical support resources. Technical support may include assistance with installation, launch,

configuration, troubleshooting, and recovery (except for data recovery), including storing, retrieving,

and managing files; interpreting system error messages; and determining when hardware service is

required. Apple will provide support for the then--‐current version of the supported software, and the

prior Major Release.



If you want an appointment with a real person, schedule one at the Genius Bar.

Feb 1, 2013 12:41 PM in response to GrumpyGator

I understand the difference. Perhaps you have not used the service. You can make an

appointment on-line or call. When I go on-line it states that no appoints are available for

group or one on one appointments. I realize they must be busy, but I did purchase one year

of support and want to learn more about the ipad. I thought perhaps this site might give me

some insight. I used support when I purchased my MAC Air and did not have this problem.

Feb 1, 2013 1:21 PM in response to JRule83

JRule83 wrote:


I understand the difference. Perhaps you have not used the service. You can make an

appointment on-line or call. When I go on-line it states that no appoints are available for

group or one on one appointments. I realize they must be busy, but I did purchase one year of support and want to learn more about the ipad. I thought perhaps this site might give me some insight. I used support when I purchased my MAC Air and did not have this problem.


You're not a group and you didn't buy the One-on-One service (at least you don't mention it), so neither would be applicable to you.


Did you try the Workshops button? If so, perhaps they've lost a trainer and just aren't offering workshops right now, or they're booked up with all of the people who got iPads over the holidays.


Regards.

Feb 1, 2013 1:31 PM in response to varjak paw

Sorry I am not specific enough for you. Yes, I bought the one to one service. Yes, I have used it.

Yes, I know they are busy, but it is Feb. 1 and I can schedule neither one to one nor Workshop for

San Diego Apple store.


The two times I had a one to one for my ipad the trainers were not well-informed nor very helpful which

was very different from my one to one on my Mac. I just was hoping someone who cared (maybe

Apple) would care.


Thanks anyway.

Feb 1, 2013 1:45 PM in response to JRule83

None of us here are mind-readers. If you don't say that you purchased the One-on-One service - and you didn't, you said only that you purchased AppleCare - there would be no way we would assume that you had. This is not a "basic point", it's critical information to provide if you want people to be able to offer useful advice.


The San Diego UTC store has a room in their Gettng Started with iPad workshop on the 14th at 6PM, by the way. As suggested in regards to the One-on-One service, talk to the store manager.

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