Hi Dallas.
To be honest I wouldn't trust any major coorporation with repares, just
because when you send your computer or phone or whatever off to somewhere
else you have no idea where it is, when you get it back or what's going on
with it.
If I ever need a repare I know a very nice local firm of tech specialists
who deal with anything windows relatedd and take literally a week, indeed
they built my current pc, handled the installation of a new graphics card
when the old one bust last year, and also sold me a new internal hd and took
me through installing it. They will also do software fixes too at a very
reasonable price and the most I've ever seen them take over a repare was one
week which was my mum's desktop.
They don't deal with mac or anything Apple related unfortunately, indeed I
don't know if it is even possible to get local repares done that way what
with Apple's thing about being in absolute control of anything to do with
their products even when you own them.
But for anything windows I'd always trust my local, or indeed someone like
them.
Ultimately it's like anything else, if you send whatever peace of equipment
to be fixed, if it's done locally you can always check up on it, be sure of
what is being done and remain in touch with the process. If it's sent off
into the coorporate black hole you don't know where it's gone, and indeed
with the size of a lot of companies like apple, neither do many of the
people who work there either :D.
Beware the grue!
dark.
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