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trev

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Nov 11, 2006
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St. John's, NL
So... I'm cheap and didn't buy apple care when I got my macbook last year. My plan is to not buy it until something goes wrong with my computer (if it does). Is there anything wrong with doing this?

p.s. I know that the extra 2 years of apple care doesn't start from when I buy apple care, rather it just gets tacked on to the 1 year warrenty.

thanks,
Trevor
 
You can only buy and activate AppleCare while your MB is still under its one year warranty.
 
and it starts form the day you bought it ....

NO... apple care starts after your 1 year warranty is up adding 2 years.
Three years total. It doesnt matter if you activate it the day you bought your computer or the day the warranty expires.
 
NO... apple care starts after your 1 year warranty is up adding 2 years.
Three years total. It doesnt matter if you activate it the day you bought your computer or the day the warranty expires.

Partly correct. The warranty part of Applecare starts when the original warranty is up. The phone support part starts 90 days after you purchase your Mac or the day you purchase Applecare, whichever is later.
 
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