Developers worldwide say that parcel companies refuse to collect some Developer Transition Kits, but accept others, and at times demand their return from the wrong address.For a company that can time a million deliveries across the world, Apple is proving peculiarly poor at arranging collections. According to developers, their packaged-up Developer Transition Kits are being refused for not having shipping labels — or they are accepted anyway.Repeatedly, developers are saying that if their DTK was collected, they have no proof that it was. And that Apple’s instructions may include a collection date, but mostly suggest it will be sometime in the next couple of weeks. Read more…
Source: Apple Insider News and Secrets on New Apple Products
Apple's Developer Tool Kit return process isn't going well for everybody
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