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Remzin

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Sep 1, 2008
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My Early '08 rev. MBP decided to crack on me. I was looking at an article, and I decided to go to my living room and watch television. So I finish the article (mind you, my thumb is placed at the bottom left corner to close the computer). Well...... I go to shut it from the corner, and well whaddya know? *CRACK* screen is broken, with a nice black spot showing where my thumb was. Again, I was only closing the computer. Regular usage. Now more than half of the screen is totaled. I am lucky enough to be able to type this on the computer at all. Anywho, the computer is about 6 months old. Either way, this is covered under the Apple Care that I got. This is not abuse at all, and unfortunately, I've heard that Apple will say this is abuse. Help please :S
 
My Early '08 rev. MBP decided to crack on me. I was looking at an article, and I decided to go to my living room and watch television. So I finish the article (mind you, my thumb is placed at the bottom left corner to close the computer). Well...... I go to shut it from the corner, and well whaddya know? *CRACK* screen is broken, with a nice black spot showing where my thumb was. Again, I was only closing the computer. Regular usage. Now more than half of the screen is totaled. I am lucky enough to be able to type this on the computer at all. Anywho, the computer is about 6 months old. Either way, this is covered under the Apple Care that I got. This is not abuse at all, and unfortunately, I've heard that Apple will say this is abuse. Help please :S
AppleCare won't cover damage.
b. Limitations. The Plan does not cover:
(ii) Damage to the Covered Equipment caused by accident, abuse, neglect, misuse (including faulty installation, repair, or maintenance by anyone other than Apple or an Apple Authorized Service Provider), unauthorized modification, extreme environment (including extreme temperature or humidity), extreme physical or electrical stress or interference, fluctuation or surges of electrical power, lightning, static electricity, fire, acts of God or other external causes;
 
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