So i ordered my macbook pro the other day and applecare too. i recieved my macbook but never got anything for the apple care? i was wondering if it automatically is set up to my computer or if they are suppose to send me something so i can register it? thank ypu
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You should have gotten a box that says Apple Care, it should have been primarily white with a little red, I'd call Apple.
I think sometimes you are automatically enrolled in Applecare and so you don't get a disk or even a form online. Someone had a good suggestion: just search for your serial number online and see if you have coverage. Good luck!
Our records indicate that your product is covered for service and telephone support under the AppleCare Protection Plan which is estimated to expire on July 28, 2012.
So I guess I am covered
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Not necessarily. If the customer purchased online, it's auto-enrolled. If you want proof of coverage, call up AppleCare, get transferred to Agreement Admin and ask to be sent through e-mail, letter mail or even both.
Ah, okay. I guess Apple has proof of your purchase so you won't need a box.
I've just heard that if you buy elsewhere that you need a box as proof of purchase if a problem arises later.
Would be better if you had one if purchased from 3rd Party. Again it's already in the computer so Apple knows you have AppleCare but if something does go wrong, you still have the invoice when purchasing online so you still have proof of some sort. A lot of people call in and get paranoid that they don't have proof of AppleCare.
Not to hi-jack the thread but what if I buy a used Macbook Pro and the Apple Care ran out? Can you pay to update it or is it gone?
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