B budugu macrumors 6502 Original poster Sep 22, 2004 #1 Hi i want to sell my ibook as i have a new powerbook. I was wondering if the applecare warranty is transferable or not? PS: what could be the approximate price that i could sell it for? (1 Ghz/768 MB RAM /with AE card /30 GB/Combo/Apple Care)
Hi i want to sell my ibook as i have a new powerbook. I was wondering if the applecare warranty is transferable or not? PS: what could be the approximate price that i could sell it for? (1 Ghz/768 MB RAM /with AE card /30 GB/Combo/Apple Care)
K kntgsp macrumors 6502a Sep 22, 2004 #2 Yep it is. You have to fill out a form and mail it in to Apple. At least that's how I did it when I sold mine.
Yep it is. You have to fill out a form and mail it in to Apple. At least that's how I did it when I sold mine.
B bobpensik macrumors regular Sep 23, 2004 #3 read your AppleCare documentation and it will tell you how and what to do to transfer it
JFreak macrumors 68040 Sep 23, 2004 #4 i guess ibook applecare is transferrable to another ibook but not to a powerbook - the price difference is quite unbelievable...
i guess ibook applecare is transferrable to another ibook but not to a powerbook - the price difference is quite unbelievable...
Le Big Mac macrumors 68030 Sep 23, 2004 #5 JFreak said: i guess ibook applecare is transferrable to another ibook but not to a powerbook - the price difference is quite unbelievable... Click to expand... The transfer is to a person, not a computer. It's like a car warranty--you can sell teh car and the buyer gets teh warranty, but you can't keep that car's warranty for your new car.
JFreak said: i guess ibook applecare is transferrable to another ibook but not to a powerbook - the price difference is quite unbelievable... Click to expand... The transfer is to a person, not a computer. It's like a car warranty--you can sell teh car and the buyer gets teh warranty, but you can't keep that car's warranty for your new car.