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Old 29-08-08, 09:36 AM   #1
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AppleCare for MacBook


I'm looking to purchase this next week but not sure where to get it from..

You've got apple at £200 (i think), my local apple retailer at £150 or ebay at £100.

Has anyone ever purchased applecare from ebay ? I've seen a couple of american adds selling it cheap, stating they send the code over to you.

Anyone got any expereience in this ?

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Old 29-08-08, 09:47 AM   #2
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Re: AppleCare for MacBook


I will be buying Applecare when I get my Macbook next month, and will more than likely buy from eBay. If you buy it from an Apple shop then it is ridiculously overpriced, and the only real difference is that you get a box with a little leaflet and a piece of paper with the code. The whole Applecare servicing is done online anyway, so you don't need anything but the code.

I would personally say eBay is your best bet, check their feedback and ask questions if necessary but also make sure that the Applecare you would be buying is for the correct Macbook, as different 'versions' are sold.
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Re: AppleCare for MacBook


APPLECARE PLAN 3YR WARRANTY FOR MACBOOK & AIR MA519LL/A on eBay, also, Apple Laptops Notebooks, Apple Computers Components, Computers Networking (end time 10-Sep-08 16:08:01 BST)

anyone think this is a good deal ?
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Re: AppleCare for MacBook


What is apple care? A warranty plan?
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Old 02-09-08, 05:34 PM   #5
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Re: AppleCare for MacBook


yup.. 2 years ontop of the free 1 year that comes with it but you must register for it before your first year is up..
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Old 02-09-08, 05:42 PM   #6
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Re: AppleCare for MacBook


Yes CD02, that is the seller that I will be buying an Applecare plan from and looks perfect.
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Old 12-09-08, 08:47 PM   #7
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Re: AppleCare for MacBook


i've been made an offer to purchase the applecare for $162 which works out just over £90. Think I should accept ?
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Old 12-09-08, 09:03 PM   #8
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Re: AppleCare for MacBook


Definitely if you pay via a safe method!
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tell me more.. was just gonna pay through paypal
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Re: AppleCare for MacBook


MAJOR FU*K !!

Purchased it and paid, got an email about 10 minutes ago with the code in and turns out the code has already been registered

I've emailed them to get it sorted and i've had a fast reply saying it will be sorted within 24 hours but I'm starting to regret this already
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Old 12-09-08, 11:00 PM   #11
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Re: AppleCare for MacBook


ffs how annoying is that - hope you get it sorted mate
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Re: AppleCare for MacBook


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tell me more.. was just gonna pay through paypal
I would have thought PayPal would be fine, as long as it's not Western Union or something.

I have seen so many eBay users leave positive feedback for Applecare policies that have been bought around or under £100, so I'm sure your case is just a genuine mistake.

Hope it gets sorted soon.
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Re: AppleCare for MacBook


Still nothing but suppose there's still 12 hours to go..

as for it been a genuine mistake, not something you'd expect off someone selling 28 copies.. if you've got 28 codes ready (which they should be as its buy now), then sure he should have another code ready for me straight away, not sure what the wait is for..
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Re: AppleCare for MacBook


Mate are you a student?

Or know anyone who has a University card?

AS they can get it for £40 for two years from the Apple Store!

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Mate are you a student?

Or know anyone who has a University card?

AS they can get it for £40 for two years from the Apple Store!

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Apple Store (U.K.) - Student Discount there's a special link for people in education rather than going through the general store. Tells you more info on this page
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