ProCare

At 2:49 AM -0700 7/13/07, MichaelGibbs wrote:
>Perhaps I missed it, but I was expecting a lot more complaining
>about Apple's changes to the ProCare program. The two offerings that
>enticed me to buy ProCare were the personal training and the
>priority Genius Bar support with reservations. By splitting off
>personal training from the rest of ProCare Apple has essentially
>doubled the price of the product.
>
>Not that I think whining about it here will have any impact on
>Apple's plans, but I am surprised at how quietly folks seem to have
>simply accepted such a dramatic price increase. I guess it's a sign
>of the program's popularity that Apple feels they can get away with
>this and that consumers feel that it is still worth the price.

        I assumed it was because ProCare is not very well-known or
widely used. I've only heard from it from one (atypical) friend, and
a little here.

        I think it's more likely that ProCare users as a group are
upset, but the group is so small it's not registering on most of us.


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On 14-Jul-2007, at 23:26, Chris Pepper wrote:
> I assumed it was because ProCare is not very well-known or widely
> used.

What's ProCare?

No, seriously, the message complaining about it was the first I ever
heard of it.

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On 7/16/07 12:34 PM, "Google Kreme" <gkremegmail.com> wrote:

> On 14-Jul-2007, at 23:26, Chris Pepper wrote:
>> I assumed it was because ProCare is not very well-known or widely
>> used.
>
> What's ProCare?

<http://www.apple.com/retail/procare/>
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