JerryMungo Honorary Master Joined Jul 18, 2008 Messages 37,561 Reaction score 6,314 Oct 1, 2020 #1 . Attachments 1601550744075.png 1.8 MB · Views: 115 Last edited: Mar 24, 2026
SauRoNZA Honorary Master Joined Jul 6, 2010 Messages 61,982 Reaction score 23,620 Location Cape Town Oct 2, 2020 #2 Yup he has to go back to the company who has the Apple Business Manager licenses attached to the machine. Only they can revoke it. Until then it’s as good as stolen basically. How they didn’t do this as part of the off boarding process when selling the thing is beyond me. But it should be as simple as logging and internal ticket and pricing legitimate ownership and then it’s a few clicks to resolve.
Yup he has to go back to the company who has the Apple Business Manager licenses attached to the machine. Only they can revoke it. Until then it’s as good as stolen basically. How they didn’t do this as part of the off boarding process when selling the thing is beyond me. But it should be as simple as logging and internal ticket and pricing legitimate ownership and then it’s a few clicks to resolve.
SauRoNZA Honorary Master Joined Jul 6, 2010 Messages 61,982 Reaction score 23,620 Location Cape Town Oct 2, 2020 #3 Eric said: It wasn't sold, he just kept his office laptop under an agreement when he left. I see there are ways around it but the effort is just not worth the time. Click to expand... Yeah I meant “sold” in the capacity of an agreement of ownership transfer.
Eric said: It wasn't sold, he just kept his office laptop under an agreement when he left. I see there are ways around it but the effort is just not worth the time. Click to expand... Yeah I meant “sold” in the capacity of an agreement of ownership transfer.