Greenbacks can't buy iPhone

[walscobry]

One more reason that I hate apple as much as MS anymore...

OK Some reasoning...

Use this as a test for any action, if what you are about to do limits possibilities for the sole purpose of limiting possibilities then what you are doing is wrong.

[jdc]

so how did you pay for your iphone walscobry?

every time you pay cash a kitten dies... =)

[jimbrady]

[quote walscobry]One more reason that I hate apple as much as MS anymore...

OK Some reasoning...

Use this as a test for any action, if what you are about to do limits possibilities for the sole purpose of limiting possibilities then what you are doing is wrong.
So if they're requiring credit/debit for the purpose of hampering black-market profiteers, then it's not wrong.

I heard of a cash sale of something like 70 iPhones at one store. Are you really concerned about that guy's rights?

BTW, as for "all debts public and private," there's no problem there: if Apple won't sell you an iPhone, then there's no debt.

[OWC Jamie]

[JJ]

http://forums.macresource.com/read/1/374...msg-374534

[illustratton]

I guess money will not buy everything...

But I really don't think they can refuse "legal tender."

[JJ]

[quote illustratton]I guess money will not buy everything...

But I really don't think they can refuse "legal tender."
They are within US law to do so.

http://www.treas.gov/education/faq/curre...nder.shtml

[M A V I C]

[quote JJ][quote illustratton]I guess money will not buy everything...

But I really don't think they can refuse "legal tender."
They are within US law to do so.

http://www.treas.gov/education/faq/curre...nder.shtml
Of course, Apple isn't a "private business"

(yes, I know the terms on that site are not the legal terms.)