bksmith said:If you don't buy Applecare with your purchase, Apple will send you a letter and will follow up with a phone call to you about 45 days prior to the one year warranty expiring. This happend with me on several occations. I would still plan to purchase at least 30 days before original warranty expires.
No difference, just be sure to give yourself some pad so you can make sure if you get AppleCare it goes through.bobber205 said:Besides maybe from saving money?
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ferretboy said:You won't need it. It' s not like they are made in china.![]()
ferretboy said:You won't need it. It' s not like they are made in china.![]()
Nothing. Just upfront cost. :shrug: In fact, some people have had better luck getting AppleCare at a discounted price when purchasing with a new machine.3mph said:What does it save ($) if u buy it one year later?
devilot said:Nothing. Just upfront cost. :shrug: In fact, some people have had better luck getting AppleCare at a discounted price when purchasing with a new machine.
gman71882 said:It will still be the same price a year later... so you wont "save" any money. Youll just put off the puchase.
If you can get it through the educational store you can save about 100 or so depending on the machine.
ferretboy said:You won't need it. It' s not like they are made in china.![]()
discoforce said:Though I've also heard a case where the reminder came AFTER the year had passed, so you may not want to rely on that letter/call too much.
SilentPanda said:This happened to me. It all got resolved (there is a thread around here on it from February I think) but sorta a pain in the tush. Just make sure to get it before a year is up.
3mph said:What does it save ($) if u buy it one year later?
Gasp! How scandalous! I hadn't even thought of that.rdowns said:Apple could also raise the rates in the future.