So a couple of weeks ago a bought a used macbook pro with 2 more years of applecare for a decent price. When the macbook pro came in the mail, the screen had some problems (see pic, had 2 of these ''bolt' like things) I was so upset. i figured that applecare would not cover this, because if it did then original seller would have just gotten it fixed. i posted some pics on here to see if anyone could help me out and tell me what the problem was. a couple of users told me that the issue was accidental and that i wouldnt get it fixed for free (had a 1,200 charge). I thought that it wouldnt be worth the fix since i could cover the problem up with the OSX doc (sort of). but then i thought to myself "i should just give it a try" and decided to take it in to get it looked at anyway. well i took it to an apple replace center about an hour away from here. the technician took a look at the screen and said "applecare will cover this, don't even worry about it". I was so happy I even pushed my luck a little and said "i've been having problems with the Superdrive since its having a hard time to read media sometimes, and my battery doesnt seam to last as long as it should for only having 180 cycles". the technician said "ill take a look at everything and give you a call tomorrow after Apple gives me the green light on what i can and can not replace".
4 days later....im sitting home with a BRAND NEW screen (the entire thing), new battery, and a new Superdrive. everything completely free of charge and 2 more years of applecare to go. i really didnt think that Apple costumer service would be so good down here in Mexico.
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4 days later....im sitting home with a BRAND NEW screen (the entire thing), new battery, and a new Superdrive. everything completely free of charge and 2 more years of applecare to go. i really didnt think that Apple costumer service would be so good down here in Mexico.
