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AppleCare+ iPhone replacement question
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numberforty1
macrumors 6502
You don't get anything back. You pay for accidental protection . If you don't use it...well you get the satisfaction of never breaking your phone lol
HazyCloud
macrumors 68030
Nope, Apple will refund some of the cost.
From Apple:
If you cancel more than thirty (30) days after your receipt of this Plan, you will receive a pro rata refund of the original purchase price, based on the percentage of unexpired Plan Term from the Plan’s date of purchase, less (a) a cancellation fee of twenty-five ($25) dollars or ten percent (10%) of the pro-rata amount, whichever is less, and (b) the value of any service provided to you under the Plan.
http://images.apple.com/legal/applecare/docs/applecareplus.pdf
I don't know what that last post was about.
If you go the full two years without an incident, you don't get any of the money back from Applecare Plus.
You can receive a refund if you decide to cancel at some point. It will be prorated. I cancelled the Applecare Plus plan on my 4S about 3 months in with one incident used and got back something in the $80 plus range(can't remember the exact amount).
If you go the full two years without an incident, you don't get any of the money back from Applecare Plus.
You can receive a refund if you decide to cancel at some point. It will be prorated. I cancelled the Applecare Plus plan on my 4S about 3 months in with one incident used and got back something in the $80 plus range(can't remember the exact amount).
No, but that would be nice. Car insurance too, if you don't get into an accident. 😀 I wanted to get some feedback on a few rumors I had heard regarding this. 😉
Thanks all!
Peace of mind. It's an extended warranty that includes coverage for 2 incidents of damage. That's what you get.
Not at the end of 2 years which is what the OP asked. Even prorated that comes out to nothing.
It's not a refund but USAA does issue dividends at the end of each year.
Always consider the source.