Apple Overestimates The Cost Of Repairs Of Its Overpriced Products

Apple systematically overestimates the cost of repairs of its overpriced products and threatens small repair shops with lawsuits when they repair Apple products for a fraction of the price. Apple completely monopolized the repaid sector by only allowing Apple Store technicians or "authorized" service centers to repair Apple products. Customers who enter an Apple Store with a seemingly minor hardware problem, such as a flickering screen, are often faced with a large bill because they are told they need to replace major parts of the device. "I've broken my MacBook before and taken it to Apple and they wanted $700 to fix the screen. I ended up doing it myself for $50. This happens all the time," said Jason Koebler, editor-in-chief of Motherboard. CBC News used a hidden camera at an Apple Store in Toronto to verify reports that Apple customers are often told their malfunctioning computers are not worth fixing, even when minor repairs could remedy the problem. CBC's investigative reporting proved what we already knew for a very long time: Apple is a monopoly that only cares about the theft of people's money through overpriced products and repairs.

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