Buying an Apple MacBook using friend's student discount

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 35

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  23/02/13 - 16:05 #2

  It shouldn't be a problem, my sister used my discount when I was a student and then my friend used my sisters discount when she was a student.
  I think you get around 10% off but the protection plan is £50 rather than £200ish (i think!)

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• !!11oneone Posts: 4,098

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  23/02/13 - 16:58 #3

  All you need is an email address registered to a recognised education establishment. It's dead easy.

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• chenks Posts: 13,231

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  23/02/13 - 17:10 #4

  !!11oneone wrote: »

  All you need is an email address registered to a recognised education establishment. It's dead easy.

  
  there are various different student discounts, only one of them requires a education based email address.

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• sunnypickles Posts: 202

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  23/02/13 - 18:18 #5

  My friend did it online through the institution i worked at, i got her online not a problem, and when my mum went to buy a mac she took her NHS payslip in, you get NHS discount too, I thought it is 15% discount for education!

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 357

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  02/03/13 - 03:44 #6

  FYI I took my friend with me, they had no qualms whatsoever about me buying the laptop but using her discount. She just had to show her ID card.
  
  I got 14% off, which was about £211 and you can also get 75% off apple care

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