Apple's Back to School Promo Kicks off June 3rd
Apple is planning on launching their annual Back to School promotion on Tuesday, June 3rd. Last year, Apple offered a free iPod Nano ($199 value) or a $199 credit against a more expensive iPod for eligible customers. The iPhone was specifically excluded from this promotion last year. The promo was available only to college students purchasing a qualifying (MacBook, MacBook Pro, iMac, Mac Pro).
The exact offering for this year's promo is not yet known, but is expected to be comparable. Qualifying students looking to buy a Mac should certainly wait until June 3rd to take advantage of the promotion.
Last year's promo page remains online at the Apple Store, but terms and conditions will likely be different for this year's promo.
The exact offering for this year's promo is not yet known, but is expected to be comparable. Qualifying students looking to buy a Mac should certainly wait until June 3rd to take advantage of the promotion.
Last year's promo page remains online at the Apple Store, but terms and conditions will likely be different for this year's promo.
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48 months ago
I think it was a bad idea to release that information because now it will decrease sales from students till the 3rd.
48 months ago
Would be awesome if they included iPhones this year (not that I'm going back to school......ever, but still awesome for students).
48 months ago
I think it was a bad idea to release that information because now it will decrease sales from students till the 3rd.
And it will double sales because after Tuesday people are going to buy then, and the people wanting to take advantage of the deal will by then too. So what if sales are slow for 4 days.
48 months ago
why does "back to school" happen before they break up for the summer?
The Glorious Dollar that Drives Everything.
48 months ago
why does "back to school" happen before they break up for the summer?
Haven't been to college for 30 years but I believe Universities are out by June 3rd.
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