Hi. I have a friend who is going to USA and buy a BlackBook for me. Can he buy a AppleCare protection plan for me in USA too when I live and shall use it in Denmark? I want to buy it from USA but going to use it in Denmark. Is that possible?
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AppleCare in another country?
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I think so. AppleCare is a worldwide warranty. I had AppleCare in Canada, and yet I got serviced in Australia.
Absolutely possible as it's worldwide coverage. However, don't buy retail - get it on ebay and the seller will email you the serial number (which is all you need to register). For the MBP you can get it for around $200, which is quite a saving over retail.
To get round this,all you have to is open it up load up
the OS download a couple of apps ditch the box,get a bag if anyone asks
your bringing it back for a mate or whatever
Its gonna be fine
Then I'm buying AppleCare on eBay for my macbook. Then its protected for 3 years now!
Have you ever had use for the AppleCare?
Buy it in Europe without AppleCare,
due to EU regulation you have 2 years of warranty, even if
continues to tell a different story in the hope to sell their stupid AppleCare, but 2 years warranty is law.
due to EU regulation you have 2 years of warranty, even if
continues to tell a different story in the hope to sell their stupid AppleCare, but 2 years warranty is law.
yep thats what my frnd did.. she just removed the box and got it.. those folks aint even touch it... but i missed the holy unboxing ritual
Buy it in Europe without AppleCare,
due to EU regulation you have 2 years of warranty, even if
I don't have 2 years warranty, but 2 (don't know what it is called, but I think it is: Reclamtion)