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	<title>Comments on: Dead MacBook Pro Displays: Update 2</title>
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		<title>By: chris</title>
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		<description>I was at Day 12 on this issue. I&#039;m self employed and My MBP. is my life. I run my 4 small businesses off of it. Without it i&#039;m lost, I can&#039;t pay bills, cut checks for employees/bills, etc. I was very patient. First board arrived at apple store was DOA. I called Applecare due to lack of phone response from local store. They called and got the situation. The day after it was supposed to be done I went in to my apple store completely distraught to find out it they didn&#039;t have an ETA on parts. I asked for a loaner. Due to the poor way it was handled and the fact that I was dead in the water without it. The service manager was awesome and took care of it. I walked out with a brand new MBP. I backup daily and was able to restore my old data from old MBP and was up and running in a few hours. THANK YOU APPLECARE AND LOCAL APPLE STORES!. This is why I buy apple products. They take care of their customers. There may have been a drop in service during the process, but they made up for it in grand apple style.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I was at Day 12 on this issue. I&#8217;m self employed and My MBP. is my life. I run my 4 small businesses off of it. Without it i&#8217;m lost, I can&#8217;t pay bills, cut checks for employees/bills, etc. I was very patient. First board arrived at apple store was DOA. I called Applecare due to lack of phone response from local store. They called and got the situation. The day after it was supposed to be done I went in to my apple store completely distraught to find out it they didn&#8217;t have an ETA on parts. I asked for a loaner. Due to the poor way it was handled and the fact that I was dead in the water without it. The service manager was awesome and took care of it. I walked out with a brand new MBP. I backup daily and was able to restore my old data from old MBP and was up and running in a few hours. THANK YOU APPLECARE AND LOCAL APPLE STORES!. This is why I buy apple products. They take care of their customers. There may have been a drop in service during the process, but they made up for it in grand apple style.</p>
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