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Use this link to go to post 1, dated 4 Jun. 2018. Use this link to go to post 2, dated 22 Jan. 2020.

As we’ve often reported, we read once – “What technology enables, happens.” What technology enables is for there to be an ordinary email address, just one for the whole world, which people can use when, in dealing with Apple, they … Continue reading →

In our previous posts we’ve raved on about the extent to which we think Apple support is atrocious. But we’ve recently made a discovery that, as far as we’re concerned, changes everything. And that is that Apple has a chat … Continue reading →

We’ve recently come across an organisation with a website that incorporates a chat facility enabling us to chat readily with one of it’s consultants – www.itstrategic.com.au. If you click on it’s website, this appears on it’s home page, enabling you to … Continue reading →

To us there are two things in every situation – firstly, how things are, and secondly, what, if anything, is to be done about how things are. In relation to Apple support, how things are, is that, if, for example, … Continue reading →

To view a list of 24 Australian Apple Consultants, use this link. We are continually adding to this list. 3 Jan. 2020.

We are starting in the business of finding people who can provide help and information on any problems we or our readers may be experiencing in dealing with Apple and it’s products. If any of our readers need assistance in … Continue reading →

This has just, (on Mon. 30 Dec. 1919 @ 11.53 am,) been emailed to the Bondi Apple Store. And the same email was emailed to the Hornsby Apple Store at about the same time. We don’t expect to get any … Continue reading →

An email just sent, (on Sat. 21 Dec. 2019,) to WPBeginner using the ordinary email address on their website. We’ll let you know if we get a response. To make a comment, ask a question, or to join our mailing … Continue reading →

We’ve known of someone, now in his 50s, who’s been an Apple person since he was given an Apple 2 computer in 1980, when he was 12 – working on computers, all day every day since then, in his adult … Continue reading →