Comments on: Apple offers 30 days free to MobileMe customers
Because server problems plagued the original launch of .Mac's new incarnation, the company gives eligible subscribers to its synchronization service 30 days free.
Because server problems plagued the original launch of .Mac's new incarnation, the company gives eligible subscribers to its synchronization service 30 days free.
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"5 days of technical problems? MobileMe really is "Exchange for the rest of us"" :)
Apple admitted the situation & made a fair trade for the frustration. I also like the fact that the extension is automatic.
So, it's outsourced and it's a disaster...in the USA and over the pond here for us Brits!
- by jscott418 July 21, 2008 7:35 AM PDT
- This new service was more about serving the iPhone community then anything else. I have been a .Mac user for a few years and would have rather had a mail only account then have to shell out $99 a year for things I will never use. If I am going to pay (their are plenty of free options out there) I would hope the service would be better then so far it has shown. Only time will tell if Me works out the bugs or if it becomes plagued with problems.
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