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Hello there,

I am currently researching in order to write an article on the quality of apple's customer care. If anyone has had any problems with them or great successes I would be incredibly grateful if you could contact me.

I will fully quote you, should you wish, and rest assured that I am not the type of person who twists words.

You can contact me through Daniweb or email me at <snip>

Many thanks,

Victoria Thomas.

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is gathering firsthand accounts; the thread already shows both positive and negative experiences (see ’s favourable report and ’s note about the overheating MacBook issue). Those two views can coexist: many everyday support interactions go smoothly, while a few high-volume incidents or model-specific faults generate concentrated complaints.

For verifiable quotes, request these items with permission to publish them: exact dates, device model and serial (or last four digits), whether AppleCare/AppleCare+ applied, repair case or ticket numbers, whether the work was done at a Genius Bar or an Apple Authorized Service Provider, written estimates/receipts, and outcome (repair, replacement, refused service). Photos of device condition and any email/chat transcripts greatly strengthen a claim. Prefer documented accounts over unauthenticated anecdotes.

Cross-check stories against official sources and known programs. Apple’s general help and repair pages are useful: Apple Support, , and . Independent trend sources to consult include Consumer Reports and J.D. Power. Apple Newsroom posts can confirm company statements on large issues: Apple Newsroom.

Methodology notes to keep the article credible: guard against self-selection bias (complaints are overrepresented), report simple metrics (median time-to-resolution, number of contacts, out-of-pocket cost, repeat failures), and present representative documented case studies. Respect privacy by anonymizing personal data before publication and, where possible, verify accounts with service ticket numbers or Apple confirmation.

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Please do not double post. By the way, you might want to look into the whole overheating macbook fiasco.

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Apple is consistently rated as the #1 company for customer service by a number of articles I've seen. Checkout Consumer Reports also. They always have great ratings.

When I've had to call them for support in the past (now I just goto their HQ, the joys of being a developer working with Apple) I've always been satisfied with the help I've gotten. The staff is knowledgeable and if they cannot find the answer to your question, they don't just make something up, they offer to find out and call you back.

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