After looking the thread over, I missed something that sounded very imporant to me.
If you choose a K-12 School (say, your High school) at the online Apple Store - they won't/don't ask for any ID - you just get the discount and they ship it out to you like any other purchase.
I do currently attend a k-12 school. Would I be able to get my laptop at that price? I am currently in JHS.
...but since you didn't know, and thought it applied to anyone in K-12, you can order it the easy way as no one will ask for verification. It's JUST as dishonest as someone using a 'cousin' or a 'friend' to buy it for them. I also can't help but feel that their EDU prices are where they should be at retail. But, like I said, I have a discount through my job (usually 10%) so I don't have to go there. If nothing else, it's like not getting charged tax or shipping and a little on the side.
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Originally posted by mrmister
...and you're not doing that, are you?
read the first post...
If you choose a K-12 School (say, your High school) at the online Apple Store - they won't/don't ask for any ID - you just get the discount and they ship it out to you like any other purchase.
I do currently attend a k-12 school. Would I be able to get my laptop at that price? I am currently in JHS.
Originally posted by Life-n-Death
I do currently attend a k-12 school. Would I be able to get my laptop at that price? I am currently in JHS.
Legally, no. The K-12 discounts are just for staff. For student discounts, you have to be at university or college.
Originally posted by Life-n-Death
Oh, allright.
...but since you didn't know, and thought it applied to anyone in K-12, you can order it the easy way as no one will ask for verification.
I was looking through this
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...EBWA%3AIT&rd=1
I'm very interested in that Powerbook. What should my max bid me? Should I place a bid there first of all?