No, I'm not an apologist, I'm a realist.
Sorry, but when you write off any opinion as ridiculous, because it's not what the "majority" experiences, because what Apple does HAS to be right, then you have just given yourself the label "apologist". It's not realism, it's apologism, like it or not.
I never said all of Apple products are 100% perfect.
No you didn't, you merely stated, that until people were in the majority, their experiences doesn't count.
That means unlike most of people complaining I get the problem resolved
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No it doesn't. You just made leap of logic. You're inferring that the people who complain per definition doesn't do anything about the problems, except complain. Well, guess what, it doesn't work like that in the real world. Complaining is PART of the acting. It doesn't mean one is utter absent otherwise. On the contrary, one could say, that if you think that one shouldn't complain (being in the minority and all
), how the hell should a company know when something is wrong? Sounds like just the sright strategy for Tossers (not me, mind you).
If it has a problem I bring it back to Apple. No product is perfect.
Hmm, so when a product has huge problems, one should silently contact the company? You don't imagine people do that AS WELL, do you? Public outcries _along_ with direct contact is really listened to by companies.
Go take a look at how it works: If a matter is not covered and told to the public, it's seldomly rectified. No matter that many people experience the problem. Because until it becomes publicly know it doesn't touch the company's image profile.
Look at the new car industry, no matter how much you spend there are still problems.
Again, you're being apologetic. First you go "You're just a minority", and now you go "Oh, but everyone is having problems", inferring that all problems are equal, and that we should simply take what the corporations ask us to, no matter if we get a ****** product. As I said: You're an apologist.
Look at the stock market, blue chip stocks go down. And when you move out of your parents house you will pay rent and have to buy your own groceries.
Haha, yes, if only it wasn't almost twenty years since I moved from home. On the other hand, corporate fanboys seem to have little life experience. At least that's what these boards should tell anyone.
Deal with it - buy from a store with a 30 day return policy and if not happy return within 30 days.
Ah, yes, and "please keep quiet about quality problems so the image of Apple won't be hurt"
