Help with Questions about AppleCare

[catfish743]

So I purchased Applecare for my blackbook but with the new update they seem to have fallen to the wayside. What happens if my blackbook gets damaged. Am I SOL now?
Thanks for any help?

 

[GGJstudios]

What do you mean "they seem to have fallen to the wayside."? If you bought AppleCare for your MacBook, it's still in force for 3 years from the date of purchase, regardless of what models are introduced/discontinued.

 

[Eidorian]

I believe they think that their older MacBook won't get any support since it's not sold as new anymore.

They sold them until last week and I suspect they'll be replacing parts for another year before they even consider giving you a new machine.

 

[Techguy172]

If you bought apple care then they will fix it.

 

[emt1]

Honestly. Yeah... ok... so you buy AppleCare... they release new laptops and yours breaks.

-My laptop broke.
Sorry we released new ones nothing we can do!
-But, I have AppleCare!
Too bad. Buy one of our new products. Whenever we release a new product we stop supporting the old ones even though you paid for extended warranty coverage.

 

[catfish743]

Thanks guys. That makes sense.

 

[brand]

What happens if my blackbook gets damaged. Am I SOL now?

If you end up damaging it you are SOL.

If it ends up being faulty then you are covered.

 

[Scepticalscribe]

What do you mean "they seem to have fallen to the wayside."? If you bought AppleCare for your MacBook, it's still in force for 3 years from the date of purchase, regardless of what models are introduced/discontinued.

Exactly. The black MB is covered by Applecare for three years, irrespective of whatever models of MB Apple choose to release in that time.
Cheers