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There are 3 methods to delete email addresses if you are using Apple Mail on your MacBook – this is method 1. You may have to use all 3 before you find one that works. Step 1: Go as if … Continue reading →

This is part of an article, dated 3 Mar. 2020, entitled “Australian iPhone users get no payment from US battery settlement,” – use this link to go to the article in full, (if you are a subscriber to The Australian.) To us, … Continue reading →

There are 3 methods to delete email addresses if you are using Apple Mail on your MacBook – this is method 2. You may have to use all 3 before you find one that works. Step 1: Click once on … Continue reading →

There are 3 methods to delete email addresses if you are using Apple Mail on your MacBook – this is method 3. You may have to use all 3 before you find one that works. Step 1:  Make sure you’re … Continue reading →

To us the best people and organisations to deal with have ordinary email addresses readily available and are into emails, and vice versa – those who have ordinary email addresses readily available  and are into emails are the best people … Continue reading →

One of our readers claims he was dealing with Telstra in the 1960s, and that in those days the only way to get new phone lines connected was to bribe one of their employees!!! If anyone is stupid enough to … Continue reading →

We’ve just come across this on the internet. What a feeble excuse!! We’ve been obsessed with finding the best people and organisations to deal with and avoiding those who may not be the best since 1976, since an incident with … Continue reading →

To view a list of 29 Australian Apple Consultants, use this link. We are continually adding to this list. 7 Jan. 2020.

One of our readers says that in 1980, when one of his sons was 12, he bought him an Apple 2 computer, and that from the moment he got it he used to work on it until 1 and 2 … Continue reading →

Further to this post, dated 20 Apr. 2020, in which we described how these incompetents expected one of our readers to wait on the phone for more than an hour if he wanted help that might enable him to start … Continue reading →