Johan42

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Johan42 said:

Yes, that company also has a knack for being extremely corrupt and unethical.

So it's like every other bank basically?

If somebody has moral problems or any kind of issues at all with GS and the Apple Card, then the solution is simple, don't get the card.

anantksundaram said:

tipoo said:

Would have been a bit cooler if they could drop the co-branding (especially the taste Goldman leaves for some...), but slick looking card. 

I still haven't read anywhere - does it have any form of warranty extension? 

As far as I am concerned, the co-branding with Goldman Sachs gives this card cache. GS is a serious, substantive financial services company. Arguably the best in the world. 

And if this co-branding keeps some possible clientele out, I am actually kind of fine with their not being a part of Apple credit card pool. There certainly are plenty of other credit cards out there. (Although they’d be kidding themselves, and being hypocritical, if they think major financial services companies that offer credit cards don’t have issues similar to that of GS). 

debaserness said:

Ahem...”Oracle of Omaha”, not “Sage of Omaha.”  

vonbrick said:

red oak said:

LOL.  Okay!   

Would it still be as funny if Apple Music had taken the top spot in this study?

deminsd said:

chasm said:

Talk about unscientific but ... I do think the deals Spotify has made with various cell-phone providers to offer the service for “free” (hahaha) as part of your smartphone agreement has hurt Apple Music in the eyes of the youth market. I’m not sure if more exclusives will fix that, so I think Apple needs to make more deals with carriers as a way of offering users a choice.

Isn't Apple Music a "free" perk from the #1 provider in the US (Verizon)?  

urahara said:

red oak said:

vonbrick said:

red oak said:

LOL.  Okay!   

Would it still be as funny if Apple Music had taken the top spot in this study?

No

But it took the 1st spot in 2018.