... accepted. The total sum of 90 days of compensation will do, thankyouverymuch.

Not sure about those chaps who relied upon .Mac or .Me mail service though. If I did I would switch email provider after the first fail.

30 days plus 60 days should bring me to an expiration in January 2009, not December 2008. I'll give Apple a few days to fix this. If it's not fixed shortly, I'm gonna call Apple Customer Relations at 1-800-767-2775and tell them to credit me the complete 90 day extension for what we're not getting anymore. I'm all for Apple's breakneck progress. Even so, why should I have to lose all the value of the ancillary .Mac services... especially Apple iCards!!PLEASE don't kill Apple iCards!http://www.flickr.com/photos/macsmiley/2652541101/iWant Apple iCards Back, Too!!http://www.flickr.com/photos/macsmiley/2756802511/There are two petitions clamoring for the return of Apple's iCards:http://www.PetitionOnline.com/ic110608/petition.htmlandhttp://www.PetitionOnline.com/06291970/petition.htmlFeel free to add your signature to the 1,000 other voices crying in the wilderness!!

30 days plus 60 days should bring me to an expiration in January 2009, not December 2008. I'll give Apple a few days to fix this. If it's not fixed shortly, I'm gonna call

Apple Customer Relations at 1-800-767-2775

and tell them to credit me the complete 90 day extension for what we're not getting anymore.

I'm all for Apple's breakneck progress. Even so, why should I have to lose all the value of the ancillary .Mac services... especially Apple iCards!!

PLEASE don't kill Apple iCards!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/macsmiley/2652541101/

iWant Apple iCards Back, Too!!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/macsmiley/2756802511/


There are two petitions clamoring for the return of Apple's iCards:

http://www.PetitionOnline.com/ic110608/petition.html

and

http://www.PetitionOnline.com/06291970/petition.html

Feel free to add your signature to the 1,000 other voices crying in the wilderness!!

Online petitions! We know changes are going to be made, then!

But I just love the acceptance so many people have given by paying $100 for a service, and then, mid-way through, have the entire service change, lose several features, deal with incomplete replacements, and go on like "Oh, well, its the price of moving forward!".

I think it was very decent of Apple to do this. I just wish they would fess up to problems more often. Even if they don't compensate, if they could just admit to well known issues and say they are being worked on, it would be appreciated so much.
Still, well done Apple :)

I agree that the iCards should not have gone away without notice. However, it may or may not have been in the pre-MobileMe service agreement that the services offered could change without notice. If anyone has a copy of the pre-Mobile me agreement, please send me a copy.

Testudo, is your goal in life to bounce around and stir up anti-Apple sentiment. I see you on many forums and your lines are all the same. This is under the assumption that the same person is using the "testudo" user name.

However, it may or may not have been in the pre-MobileMe service agreement that the services offered could change without notice.

Based on that logic, then they've got no problem with anything. They just tell people "We're pulling our mail service and that's why you can't get mail".

And I wonder if Apple also says "We hold the right to end support for your OS at our discretion, so you better start thinking of buying a newer computer, you no good Panther users!"

...Waiter, there's a fly in my soup!

...I'm very sorry sir, here's a bowl with two flies!

I guess Google Mail is out then too. They just had two big outages.

iCards was a free service and wasn't part of a .mac subscription.

Sure they took it away, but you weren't paying for it anyway. It's got nothing to do with .Mac or MobileMe.