• @[email protected]
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    -401 year ago

    This is such a fake and dumb story and largely why 4chan post 2005 is so shallow. These kids don’t have the writing skills to write anything remotely convincing

    • @moriquende
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      331 year ago

      What part of the story makes you come to that conclusion?

    • @[email protected]
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      231 year ago

      Yeah, everyone knows apple fix things for free, instantly with magic and a blowjob on the side. Apple anti consumer? Never heard of it

      • @Raiderkev
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        31 year ago

        You actually have to give the blowjob to get the repair.

      • Jessica
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        01 year ago

        There’s plenty of things to hate on Apple about, no need to make things up.

        Unless one has taken their phone to a dodgy repair shop, there is no feasible way it would be missing pieces.

        My own anecdotal experiences with Apple range from The fuck? to Nice! It seems that like most companies, it depends on which person helps, and if they are willing to help.

    • @nyctre
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      221 year ago

      I would have said the same thing if it hadn’t happened to my mom as well.

      • @[email protected]
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        21 year ago

        There’s really no way to know if they’re right. We don’t have evidence for the original story either way saying if it happened or not.

        However, we do have plenty of people’s experiences saying similar things have happened to them.

        If we’re being honest, we can at least conclude the story is plausible, even likely. Saying absolutely either way is dogmatism apropos of nothing.

        • @[email protected]
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          11 year ago

          The burden of proof is on the poster to verify the story. I think it’s safe to say like 80% of stories on the internet are fake (what does ‘some missing parts’ even mean??)

          I don’t doubt people have had similar experiences but greentexts are rarely true and this one sounds incoherent to me

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            1 year ago

            Yes, the burden of proof is absolutely on them. As for the missing parts, I thought it was just bullshit they made up about it being out of warranty so they wouldn’t fix it. It turned out there weren’t any parts missing, after all.