I could buy a blackbook tomorrow, I have the cash now. However, I really want applecare. I heard I can buy it a few months later and it will still work. How does that work? I'm confused. Can anyone explain? Thank you so much for your time!
I could buy a blackbook tomorrow, I have the cash now. However, I really want applecare. I heard I can buy it a few months later and it will still work. How does that work? I'm confused. Can anyone explain? Thank you so much for your time!
It's easy to find the info, but quickly:
You can buy AppleCare up until the day your complimentary support ends; Which is 1 year from your date of purchase for computers. It extends coverage to 3 years from the original date of purchase. So in practice, you can save that money for a year and then buy it.
Really? that's incrediable. How do I register it and stuff?
Would there be any reason to wait until I can afford both at the same time?
Awesome.No.
Again, you get 90 days of phone support and one year hardware warranty.
AppleCare extends both the phone support and warranty to 3 years from the original purchase date.
Awesome.
I can buy it in say, 2 months, and I would still be eligable?
Great.
Thanks for the answers guys!You can buy it in 11 months and 29 days and still be eligible. You only miss out on 9 months of free phone support.
Thanks for the answers guys!
I'm in the same position. How reliable is buying it on ebay? I don't understand where these third party sellers are getting their apple care?
I'm in the same position. How reliable is buying it on ebay? I don't understand where these third party sellers are getting their apple care?
I'm in the same position. How reliable is buying it on ebay? I don't understand where these third party sellers are getting their apple care?
I bought the APpleCare for my MBP from eBay for US$200. The registration process was simple and easy, I never receive the so-called certificate though.
do you need the original receipt to activate applecare?
if no, can you just tell me what the online activation would require?