mathew thomas
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But how did you contact them.. I call the local store number I found , but insist on taking to speak to the main helpline
But how did you contact them.. I call the local store number I found , but insist on taking to speak to the main helpline
Wonder if it's worth call around apple UK stores today ?
If it can be of any help, when i was on the phone with Apple yday they mentioned a difference between items in stock for sale and items received from cancelled pre-orders with pick up in store. The latter group does not appear in their inventory list, nor the store check that you can do on the website (which is the same the agent on apple support can see) and can only be found by literally walking in store and asking.I visited three in London yesterday (before running out to Selfridges) -- the flagship in Regent Street looked up the Mavic on their inventory system and told me no stores in London had any stock. Covent Garden and White City didn't even have it in their internal inventory to say "out of stock".
Of course, you should absolutely call them, and if they turn out to have any let me know first
If it can be of any help, when i was on the phone with Apple yday they mentioned a difference between items in stock for sale and items received from cancelled pre-orders with pick up in store. The latter group does not appear in their inventory list, nor the store check that you can do on the website (which is the same the agent on apple support can see) and can only be found by literally walking in store and asking.
The thing I'm annoyed with.
Apple are shafting there pre-order customers.
I actually pre ordered with them on 27th and still
My order is in processing !! I'm now P***ED
The thing I'm annoyed with.
Apple are shafting there pre-order customers.
I actually pre ordered with them on 27th and still
My order is in processing !! I'm now P***ED
Cross fingers would be best option.
It's interesting resellers such as Maplins and Jessops keep getting small numbers for immediate delivery or even go and pick up.
Seems hard to believe they won't get production more up to speed through December.
the entire fiasco seems hard to believe.. jessops and maplings plus many other dealers will have placed their orders with DJI long ago..
the fact they are just getting a few at random means very little other than DJI seem to be following the pattern of sending out tiny numbers in all directions.. the backlog of orders must be huge.. at a guess i would say 95% of pre-orders both to retailers and direct buyers have not been met..
whatever problems DJI have.. so far i dont see any sign of them going away..
trog
possibly don't care, but they should as it's bad business. They are inadvertently creating a black market where, possibly 50% of the ones they do make are going to the wrong people, from the wrong places. My Mavic is an example of that.
Loyal DJI customers are still waiting, whilst randoms are going into shops and buying all the stock in the knowledge that they can make a profit (more profit than DJI themselves even make on the Mavic) by selling on to the now increasingly desperate customers.
It's poor businees, whichever way you look at it. Apple do not do this, and they are the only other company I can think of of the same scale and level of innovation. Much of this could be alleviated with a proper PR department. It's basic stuff.
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