Michelle Steiner

Ever since I got hearing aids (in the canal), I've been on the search for a
Bluetooth headset (or even a wired one, if necessary) that will work with
them. I found one at the Apple Store today that I thought would work, so I
decided to use the Easy Pay feature of the new Apple Store app to see how
it works.

Turns out that it works just fine. When I ran the app, and checked Easy
Pay, I got the Easy Pay window. It had me scan the bar code into a box
that it drew on the screen. Once I had the bar code filling the box (which
was the hardest part of the entire process), I pressed the button, and got
a confirmation screen, which showed the total price including sales tax. I
confirmed, and got another screen asking whether I wanted to see the
receipt now. I clicked OK, and keeping the receipt in the window of the
iPhone (in case an employee asked to see it), I walked out of the store
with the headset. Oh, somewhere in the process after I OKed the purchase,
it asked if I wanted an employee to get me a bag for the product; I
declined.

When I got home, there was a receipt waiting for me in my email in box.

-- Michelle

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Alan Browne

On 2011-11-10 14:05 , Michelle Steiner wrote:
> Ever since I got hearing aids (in the canal), I've been on the search for a
> Bluetooth headset (or even a wired one, if necessary) that will work with
> them. I found one at the Apple Store today that I thought would work, so I
> decided to use the Easy Pay feature of the new Apple Store app to see how
> it works.
>
> Turns out that it works just fine. When I ran the app, and checked Easy
> Pay, I got the Easy Pay window. It had me scan the bar code into a box
> that it drew on the screen. Once I had the bar code filling the box (which
> was the hardest part of the entire process), I pressed the button, and got
> a confirmation screen, which showed the total price including sales tax. I
> confirmed, and got another screen asking whether I wanted to see the
> receipt now. I clicked OK, and keeping the receipt in the window of the
> iPhone (in case an employee asked to see it), I walked out of the store
> with the headset. Oh, somewhere in the process after I OKed the purchase,
> it asked if I wanted an employee to get me a bag for the product; I
> declined.
>
> When I got home, there was a receipt waiting for me in my email in box.

Neat.


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Lu Powell

Democrats love free speech unless it's a Republican speaking - then it's
hate speech.




"Michelle Steiner" wrote in message
news:michelle-521108.12053110112011@news.eternal-september.org...

Ever since I got hearing aids (in the canal), I've been on the search for a
Bluetooth headset (or even a wired one, if necessary) that will work with
them. I found one at the Apple Store today that I thought would work, so I
decided to use the Easy Pay feature of the new Apple Store app to see how
it works.

Turns out that it works just fine. When I ran the app, and checked Easy
Pay, I got the Easy Pay window. It had me scan the bar code into a box
that it drew on the screen. Once I had the bar code filling the box (which
was the hardest part of the entire process), I pressed the button, and got
a confirmation screen, which showed the total price including sales tax. I
confirmed, and got another screen asking whether I wanted to see the
receipt now. I clicked OK, and keeping the receipt in the window of the
iPhone (in case an employee asked to see it), I walked out of the store
with the headset. Oh, somewhere in the process after I OKed the purchase,
it asked if I wanted an employee to get me a bag for the product; I
declined.

When I got home, there was a receipt waiting for me in my email in box.

-- Michelle

--
Tea Party Patriots is to Patriotism as
People's Democratic Republic is to Democracy.

Michelle Steiner

In article <31_uq.30240$yY3.17747@newsfe01.iad>,
"Lu Powell" <lupowell@comcast.net> wrote:

> Democrats love free speech unless it's a Republican speaking - then it's
> hate speech.

Rubbish!

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People's Democratic Republic is to Democracy.

Wes Groleau

On 11-10-2011 19:30, Lu Powell wrote:
> Democrats love free speech unless it's a Republican speaking - then it's
> hate speech.

http://Ideas.Lang-Learn.us/WWW?itemid=99

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In article <31_uq.30240$yY3.17747@newsfe01.iad>,
"Lu Powell" <lupowell@comcast.net> wrote:

> Democrats love free speech unless it's a Republican speaking - then it's
> hate speech.
>
>
>
>
> "Michelle Steiner" wrote in message
> news:michelle-521108.12053110112011@news.eternal-september.org...
>>
>> Tea Party Patriots is to Patriotism as
>> People's Democratic Republic is to Democracy.

Only The Clueless top post, Lu.

And only The Terminally Clueless don't edit the quoted material down to
just the essentials.

This is Usenet. Nettiquette lives!

John Varela

On Fri, 11 Nov 2011 00:55:23 UTC, Michelle Steiner
<michelle@michelle.org> wrote:

> In article <31_uq.30240$yY3.17747@newsfe01.iad>,
> "Lu Powell" <lupowell@comcast.net> wrote:
>
> > Democrats love free speech unless it's a Republican speaking - then it's
> > hate speech.
>
> Rubbish!

There you go!

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John Varela