Apple launches Corporate Gifting and Rewards Program
A new volume order program launched as part of Apple's online store seeks to make it easier for business and other organizations to place bulk orders for custom engraved iPods, iTunes gift cards, and accessories.
Through the new Apple Corporate Gifting and Rewards Program, companies placing orders for 50 or more iPods -- either for gifts, employee bonus incentives, or other means -- can engrave those players with a message or their company logo.
Bulk orders of 50 or more units can consist of any mixture of iPod models, Apple said, though logo engraving is only available on the iPod, iPod touch and iPod nano.
Logo engraving requires an undisclosed "one-time setup fee" and text message engraving is free of charge. Companies placing orders for 250 iPods or more can also choose to pre-load those players with specific content for an extra $10 per unit.
To place an order, companies can call 1-877-275-IPOD or submit their contact information and a wait a call back.
Messages engraved on iPod nano are limited to 2 lines, 29 characters each; on iPod classic, 2 lines, 29 characters each; on iPod touch, 2 lines, 29 characters each; and on iPod shuffle, 1 line, 38 characters.
Through the new Apple Corporate Gifting and Rewards Program, companies placing orders for 50 or more iPods -- either for gifts, employee bonus incentives, or other means -- can engrave those players with a message or their company logo.
Bulk orders of 50 or more units can consist of any mixture of iPod models, Apple said, though logo engraving is only available on the iPod, iPod touch and iPod nano.
Logo engraving requires an undisclosed "one-time setup fee" and text message engraving is free of charge. Companies placing orders for 250 iPods or more can also choose to pre-load those players with specific content for an extra $10 per unit.
To place an order, companies can call 1-877-275-IPOD or submit their contact information and a wait a call back.
Messages engraved on iPod nano are limited to 2 lines, 29 characters each; on iPod classic, 2 lines, 29 characters each; on iPod touch, 2 lines, 29 characters each; and on iPod shuffle, 1 line, 38 characters.
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I have 4 computers in the house now and all of them are f@$%ed in one way or another. Hardware or firmware issue's.
I remember the day when Apple computers lasted longer then their warranty. Now you can't even ride out the year.
Their quality has gone to complete shit.
I wish they would pull their head out of their ass's with all this tv, ipod, iphone, itunes bullshit and start making computers that work again.
Know what i'd like to see Apple launch... computers that don't suck.
I have 4 computers in the house now and all of them are f@$%ed in one way or another. Hardware or firmware issue's.
I remember the day when Apple computers lasted longer then their warranty. Now you can't even ride out the year.
Their quality has gone to complete shit.
I wish they would pull their head out of their ass's with all this tv, ipod, iphone, itunes bullshit and start making computers that work again.
Tell us how you really feel.
A new volume order program launched as part of Apple's online store seeks to make it easier for business and other organizations to place bulk orders for custom engraved iPods, iTunes gift cards, and accessories.
Through the new Apple Corporate Gifting and Rewards Program, companies placing orders for 50 or more iPods -- either for gifts, employee bonus incentives, or other means -- can engrave those players with a message or their company logo.
Bulk orders of 50 or more units can consist of any mixture of iPod models, Apple said, though logo engraving is only available on the iPod, iPod touch and iPod nano.
Logo engraving requires an undisclosed "one-time setup fee" and text message engraving is free of charge. Companies placing orders for 250 iPods or more can also choose to pre-load those players with specific content for an extra $10 per unit.
To place an order, companies can call 1-877-275-IPOD or submit their contact information and a wait a call back.
Messages engraved on iPod nano are limited to 2 lines, 29 characters each; on iPod classic, 2 lines, 29 characters each; on iPod touch, 2 lines, 29 characters each; and on iPod shuffle, 1 line, 38 characters.
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this has been going on for years, this is nothing new.
http://web.archive.org/web/200411031.../ipod/imaging/
or perhaps 2006:
http://web.archive.org/web/200602110.../ipod/imaging/
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Apple's up a little because they are grossly undervalued.
Apple's stock is up today because it's basically tracking the market. A bit better on a percentage basis because AAPL regularly does that, both upwards and downwards.
http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=AAPL,QQQQ&d=s
Apple's stock is up today because it's basically tracking the market. A bit better on a percentage basis because AAPL regularly does that, both upwards and downwards.
http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=AAPL,QQQQ&d=s
It's been semi-stable at $130 for a while now, plus or minus a little bit.
Know what i'd like to see Apple launch... computers that don't suck.
I have 4 computers in the house now and all of them are f@$%ed in one way or another. Hardware or firmware issue's.
I remember the day when Apple computers lasted longer then their warranty. Now you can't even ride out the year.
Their quality has gone to complete shit.
I wish they would pull their head out of their ass's with all this tv, ipod, iphone, itunes bullshit and start making computers that work again.
Wow ? a unhappy Apple camper???
I have many more then 4 Mac's on-site trouble free.
G3 - 5 of these
G4 - 2 of these
8600 - 2 of these
Powerbook's - 4 of these
Intel Mac - 2 of these
iMac (old school) 3 or these
iMac monitor on post - 1 of these
iMac New style - 2 of these
ALL running trouble free, and have since they got purchased (so the time table varies)
Sorry to hear about your problems
Skip
My G5 is bitched, iMac screwed, Laptop nerfed, iPod gibbled.
Gaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Maybe I should start donating for shareware, turn my karma around.
My company has been using this service for at least 3 months, and I saw this page on Apple's site quite awhile ago.
Shame on you AI for reporting this. This is old news.
This is awesome, I'm going to try and place an order tomorrow for 500 ipod touches and send pre-loaded iPods to soldiers in Iraq
Make sure you include "Yes we can" in the playlist.