Not by much to be honest. You are better off getting a refund for the pro rated amount than selling it as "with AC+"
You make a good argument. I might do that.
Not by much to be honest. You are better off getting a refund for the pro rated amount than selling it as "with AC+"
Forgive me if this was already covered as I just immediately went to reply lol. Yes it is worth it and here is why.
1) You have accidental damage protection. This is good for any length of time
2) It increases the resale value of your phone quite a bit if you're selling it with 1 year of AppleCare+ left on it. Its like a safety net for buyers.
3) You can always get a partial refund for it. Apple will refund the remainder of an unused AppleCare plan as long as it has never been used. Since you get hardware for a year anyway, this would only not work if you got a replacement. But at that point you would just be glad you had the plan to begin with lol.
Not by much to be honest. You are better off getting a refund for the pro rated amount than selling it as "with AC+"
1) good for 2 years
2) by like $20 from personal experience. People just seem to not care. Especially if the phone is "mint"
3) the new prices really make it not worth it at all.
1) good for 2 years
2) by like $20 from personal experience. People just seem to not care. Especially if the phone is "mint"
3) the new prices really make it not worth it at all.
Well accidents do happen and you'll regret not having coverage if you do accidentally damage it. I like the idea of the refund though. Probably get more.
1) good for 2 years
2) by like $20 from personal experience. People just seem to not care. Especially if the phone is "mint"
3) the new prices really make it not worth it at all.
Right but it only cost $129 without AppleCare plus to fix the screen and $299 for a total replacement.
A single replacement with AC+ is $229 now!
It is not suppose to be an advantage to not have insurance and that is exactly what the new pricing has done
Right but it only cost $129 without AppleCare plus to fix the screen and $299 for a total replacement.
A single replacement with AC+ is $229 now!
It is not suppose to be an advantage to not have insurance and that is exactly what the new pricing has done
So I just read this.
AppleCare+ covers two incidents of accidental damage with a $79 service fee.
they reduced the service fee but increased the AC+ cost?
Out-of-warranty* cost:
iPhone 6s Plus, iPhone 6 Plus: $329
iPhone 6s, iPhone 6: $299
iPhone 5s, iPhone 5c, iPhone 5: $269
iPhone 4s: $199
iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 3G, Original iPhone: $149
Plus a $6.95 shipping fee. Fees are in USD and exclude local tax.
*Accidental damage isn’t covered under the Apple One Year Limited Warranty.
I don't think it's worth it. You'd need to crack your screen twice to see a "return" on your investment. Even if it's full water submersion, your first replacement is barely more
Expensive out of pocket. Keep in mind you can get a refund on Apple care at any time (so you would pay one year up front but can get a refund when you get rid of the phone after a year). Still, I don't consider it value added. If they covered theft and loss, perhaps with a higher deductible, I'd consider it much more viable.
This is a very important point that I didn't think to mentionAnd you only get a refund if you have no claim.
And you only get a refund if you have no claim.
From what I'm reading they're just charging you $79 to get the phone fixed. If you don't have AC+ it'll cost you $149 to fix the screen or $329 to fix the phone if out of warranty. AC+ costs 129.
There is also an $25 cancellation fee applied when you ask for a refund.And you only get a refund if you have no claim.
There is also an $25 cancellation fee applied when you ask for a refund.
Ah, you're right, it's either $25 or 10% of the pro-rated amount, whichever is smaller. Last time I cancelled AppleCare, it was the regular AppleCare (not plus), and it was a $25 fee.Never heard of that nor have I ever been charged it.
ii) If you cancel more than thirty (30) days after your receipt of this Plan, you will receive a pro rata refund of the original purchase price. The pro rata refund is based on the percentage of unexpired Plan Term from the Plan’s date of purchase, less (a) a cancellation fee of twenty-five ($25) dollars or ten percent (10%) of the pro-rata amount, whichever is less, and (b) the value of any service provided to you under the Plan.