GfulDedFan
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Go HERE to find out if you are registered with AppleCare and when your warranty ending date is. All you need to supply is your Serial# and your Country. -GDF
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Go HERE to find out if you are registered with AppleCare and when your warranty ending date is. All you need to supply is your Serial# and your Country. -GDF
Auto-Enrol
Applecare in retail stores is Auto Enroll, So it attaches itself to the machines serial number when it is all scanned through the system. So you don't need to do anythin with it, You should be able to confirm this by looking round the edges of the box and it will say Auto enroll on it somewheere. Hope i helped.
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Applecare in retail stores is Auto Enroll, So it attaches itself to the machines serial number when it is all scanned through the system. So you don't need to do anythin with it, You should be able to confirm this by looking round the edges of the box and it will say Auto enroll on it somewheere. Hope i helped.
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hey everyone.
I used the link and i put in my serial number and it was already registered. So it is true, once you buy it, it automaticall registers it.. Thanks for your help everyone!!!
I used the link and i put in my serial number and it was already registered. So it is true, once you buy it, it automaticall registers it.. Thanks for your help everyone!!!
GfulDedFan
macrumors 65816
iPhone Auto-enroll
If it helps anyone else out who lands here - I bought my iPhone at the Apple store and was auto-enrolled there. To check it, I went to the registration page at AppleCare support. It has 2 fields: 1 for the agreement number and 1 for the serial number. In my case, the serial number was found on the box the iPhone came in. After an irritating time of digging around looking for a registration number - like the one that came on a card in the AppleCare box with my MacBook Pro - I found an "Agreement" number on the receipt from the Apple Store. And, sure 'nuff - the product had been registered. And that's all, she wrote.
If it helps anyone else out who lands here - I bought my iPhone at the Apple store and was auto-enrolled there. To check it, I went to the registration page at AppleCare support. It has 2 fields: 1 for the agreement number and 1 for the serial number. In my case, the serial number was found on the box the iPhone came in. After an irritating time of digging around looking for a registration number - like the one that came on a card in the AppleCare box with my MacBook Pro - I found an "Agreement" number on the receipt from the Apple Store. And, sure 'nuff - the product had been registered. And that's all, she wrote.
sickmacdoc
macrumors 68020
Just wanted to add one note about waiting that probably applies mostly to new users--- the disadvantage to waiting until the end of the one year hardware warranty is up is that while hardware support is warranteed for a year, phone support is only provided for the first 90 days you own your Mac. So if you need phone support in months 4-12 it is charged on a per incident basis (which last I heard was $49.99 per incident). Buying Applecare during the first 90 days of ownership extends the phone support right along with the hardware support so that no chargeable calls will happen.
sickmacdoc
macrumors 68020
And the same thing happens if your order online from Apple and order AppleCare at the same time. In that case, you don't even get the box when your machine is delivered- but it already auto-enrolled.