That was it. the google link sends me to the education store. It still let me place the order.I had this happen once too, turned out I was accidently on their "education" website. The price was a discount for students.
If Apple audits the purchase, you will be required to show proof you meet the edu discount requirements or you will be charged full price.That was it. the google link sends me to the education store. It still let me place the order.
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If Apple audits the purchase, you will be required to show proof you meet the edu discount requirements or you will be charged full price.
If Apple audits the purchase, you will be required to show proof you meet the edu discount requirements or you will be charged full price.
They require you to use an EDU email, right?Lol. No they won’t.
Oh, on a different thread, somebody told me that EDU email verification was required in the USA if you wanted to purchase the Pro Apps for Education bundle.
Oh, on a different thread, somebody told me that EDU email verification was required in the USA if you wanted to purchase the Pro Apps for Education bundle.
I have bought many items from the education store for years and never have had to provide any proof.If Apple audits the purchase, you will be required to show proof you meet the edu discount requirements or you will be charged full price.
I do too. Got $100 off my 12.9” iPad Pro. Price was $1099 at 5am on April 30th.Nope, I order off the education site all the time. There is no verification. If the Ed site wasn’t acting funny on launch day, I would have used it again. Lol.
If you’re not part of education faculty or a student, why lie about it? Saving $50-$100 is worth a lie to you? You are sowing the seeds of your own failure.
Now, now, don't be too harsh.If you’re not part of education faculty or a student, why lie about it? Saving $50-$100 is worth a lie to you? You are sowing the seeds of your own failure.