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simon88

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Feb 28, 2010
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In Aprill as soon as the core i3 MBP 15" came on sale i brought one after waiting so long and was exceedingly happy. Until my girlfriend spilled tea over the keyboard after 3 months. It was under applecare so i sent it off for a repairable fee. As i was a student the fee for repair out seeded the actual price i brought it for by 400 pounds due to damage to the HD, battery and motherboard, therefore its 'ruined'. However i have a 15" screen and case which is hardly 3 months old with no marks on it at all. In order to soften the blow of losing my laptop does anyone recommend where i may get some money for the shell / screen ?

Also if / when i can afford a new one for work (no longer a student) can i swap the applecare i got for my old one to the new one ?

Thanks

Simon
 
Why do so many people drink right over or next to there Macs? Me I keep my drinks a good distance away from my Mac and all other hardware. We have 3 laptops, 3 PC's, 4 360's, 1 PS3 and 1 Wii and none get liquid near them. Take care of your stuff man.
 
Why do so many people drink right over or next to there Macs? Me I keep my drinks a good distance away from my Mac and all other hardware. We have 3 laptops, 3 PC's, 4 360's, 1 PS3 and 1 Wii and none get liquid near them. Take care of your stuff man.

Haha, I think exactly the same way as you. Though, who is to say that his gf/fiance/wife doesn't put something next to it while he's in the crapper and when she goes to pick it up she spills it all over his computer. I am very careful with my gadgets, my s/o, not so much. :(
 
Haha, I think exactly the same way as you. Though, who is to say that his gf/fiance/wife doesn't put something next to it while he's in the crapper and when she goes to pick it up she spills it all over his computer. I am very careful with my gadgets, my s/o, not so much. :(

My wife and daughter do the same thing. We hate paying for stuff a second time. Hell my daughters 8 and she know better.
 
You should be able to call AppleCare Agreement Admin (it should be in the legalese you got when you registered AppleCare, or you can call AppleCare and have them transfer you) and ask to have a prorata refund issued. They will most likely just ask for a Proof of Purchase of the AppleCare, and you should be on your way. Good luck.
 
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