8 87grand macrumors newbie Original poster Nov 17, 2010 7 0 Mar 24, 2016 #1 Did Applecare change the time period to enroll from 1 yr to 60 days ?
jbachandouris macrumors 603 Aug 18, 2009 5,994 3,223 Upstate NY Mar 24, 2016 #2 87grand said: Did Applecare change the time period to enroll from 1 yr to 60 days ? Click to expand... Nope. Best Buy, and I assume other third party sellers, have 60 days. Apple gives you 364 days. I know this because I added AppleCare to my rMBP the last day possible at the Apple Store.
87grand said: Did Applecare change the time period to enroll from 1 yr to 60 days ? Click to expand... Nope. Best Buy, and I assume other third party sellers, have 60 days. Apple gives you 364 days. I know this because I added AppleCare to my rMBP the last day possible at the Apple Store.
M Mike Boreham macrumors 601 Aug 10, 2006 4,090 2,100 UK Mar 25, 2016 #3 87grand said: Did Applecare change the time period to enroll from 1 yr to 60 days ? Click to expand... AFAIK, Applecare+ for iPhones has to be taken in first 60 days, but for Computers it is one year. been like this for a while
87grand said: Did Applecare change the time period to enroll from 1 yr to 60 days ? Click to expand... AFAIK, Applecare+ for iPhones has to be taken in first 60 days, but for Computers it is one year. been like this for a while
8 87grand macrumors newbie Original poster Nov 17, 2010 7 0 Mar 26, 2016 #4 Mike Boreham said: AFAIK, Applecare+ for iPhones has to be taken in first 60 days, but for Computers it is one year. been like this for a while Click to expand... Ok, thanks
Mike Boreham said: AFAIK, Applecare+ for iPhones has to be taken in first 60 days, but for Computers it is one year. been like this for a while Click to expand... Ok, thanks