We all know that the prices of some Apple products in Romania are far from those in the USA or other European countries, and here we are not only talking about MacBooks. In general, Romanian retailers have, in the best cases, a price 10% - 20% higher than Apple stores/retailers of Apple products in Europe and the price difference would justify a trip to a foreign country where you could buy the same product, but you also get a small trip. In these conditions, some people prefer to buy Apple products from various people who buy them from abroad and sell them in Romania, but at considerably lower prices, but without an invoice and without a guarantee.
At the moment, the warranty of an Apple product can be solved at Noumax and iStyle, but iStyle requires proof of purchase of the product, so you will not be able to repair anything if you do not have an invoice. Under these conditions, how willing are you to purchase a MacBook/iMac, an iPad tablet or an iPhone from a "regular" at the expense of an online or physical store in Romania. When purchasing from a store, you receive an invoice and a warranty certificate, plus in the case of an online order, you have the possibility to return the product within 10 days, but if you make the same purchase from a "regular" you rarely receive an invoice, a warranty certificate or the possibility to return the product.
Only 2 times in my life have I bought a product from a "regular", an iPhone 3G (the purchase of which I regret even now to a certain extent) and the iPad 2 tablet, the purchase of which I am satisfied at the moment. How willing would you be to buy a product at a lower price but with the risk of not having a warranty in Romania?
