Apple extends iPhoto book/calendar discounts

And Australia? Stiffed again I guess

Yeah, I know that I was freaking out last night, because a bunch of friends wanted some books, and I already quoted a price with the discount, and I couldn't get through. I was about ready to call Apple and ask why they didn't extend the discount, until I saw that. Way to go Apple, reading the customer's minds. ;)

It does apply to the UK. And Japan as well. Also, the expiration date is actually March 8, not March 7. I received this in an email from Apple photo support:

"Dear Valued Apple Customer,

Thank you for contacting Apple Photo Services Customer Support.

You may be intermittently unable to place an order. If you receive an error
while placing a book, card, calendar, or print order, please wait a few
minutes and try again.

This issue may have prevented you from taking advantage of our Winter
Promotion for 20% off the price of a book or calendar, as this promotion
ended on February 29, 2008. With this in mind, we have extended the coupon
expiration date to March 8, 2008, so that you may apply it to your order.

When you are able to purchase a book or calendar and apply the coupon,
follow these steps:

1) Create a book or calendar.

2) Click Buy Book or Buy Calendar, then click Use a Coupon on the right.

3) In the Coupon Code field, enter the appropriate code for your location
and project type:

North America:

NAWinterBook08
NAWinterCal08

Europe:

EUWinterBook08
EUWinterCal08

Japan:

JPWinterBook08
JPWinterCal08

4) Click Validate. A message will confirm that the coupon will be applied to
the order.

5) Click Use Coupon. In the lower right, the order total should now reflect
the discount.

6) Confirm or correct the shipping address and make any other necessary
revisions.

7) When you are ready to submit the order, click Buy Now.

Note that different project and coupon types cannot be combined on the same
order. Be sure to take advantage of this offer before the new expiration
date of March 8, 2008.

Thank you for your patience.

Sincerely,

Apple Photo Services Customer Support"