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Apple offers $25 credit to Star Trek downloaders
After mysteriously removing and then returning “Star Trek: The Original Series” to/from the iTunes Store, Apple is now offering a $25 iTunes Card code to anyone who purchased the series’ first season before its removal. According to iLounge editor Jesse Hollington, the episodes were removed because they were “mixed” — some episodes were from the original series, while others had been digitally remastered and enhanced with new special effects. Since the episodes re-appeared on the iTunes Store, they have been offered in both the original and digitally remastered versions, and are labeled as such. In addition, the previously removed “Star Trek: Enterprise” has also reappeared on the store.
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Already and I want to get some Game ipod Can you hepl me na please bye have a good luck for you
From Sophanith Staying in Cambodia
Posted by Sophanith on April 21, 2007 at 6:43 PM (PST)
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This is great news! However this article doesn’t explain how to get this credit from Apple. How do I go about getting my credit?
Posted by phoenixfury on April 24, 2007 at 8:32 AM (PST)
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First, you’re wrong. Apple is not offering a $25 gift card code to anyone, and never has done such a thing.
Second, people like you annoy me. Just let other consumers deal with issues on their own, without giving them ideas. I’m in customer service and people like you generate questions and requests that have no real basis and that we as customer service agents have to handle lightly. It happens in every industry, such as the wireless business where I work, and it’s infuriating.
Stop.
Posted by applefan on April 26, 2007 at 10:37 AM (PST)