Skip to ContentAOL Tech: Filed under: Appleby Kelly Hodgkins (RSS feed) Jan 29th 2011 at 1: 00PM
A rumor out of 9to5 Mac, suggests that Apple will drop its 10 percent restocking fees starting January 11. These fees were assessed when a customer brought a product back within the 14-day return and could get parking, especially for the high end MacBook Pro notebooks or Mac Pro desktops.
The reasoning behind this rumored policy change was not divulged, but Apple may be following in the footsteps of Best Buy, which got rid of its restocking fees this past holiday shopping season.
No restocking fee, This new policy may also explain why some Apple stores were covering their windows last night. Signage promoting this new policy would need to be set up by the employees working under the cover of night. Coincidentally, this January 11 date is also the same day Verizon Wireless is hosting an event, we assume to announce the CDMA iPhone.
[Via Engadget]
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