I have already bot my apple laptop. Could I still be able to get this protection plan?
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Yes you can! Make sure to purchase it before the end of your 1st year warranty. Believe me with Apple products it's best to extend the warranty.
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Yes. And be aware that Apple requires its employees and independent retailers to sell a certain percentage of AppleCare plans with each computer. This means that some retailers (sometimes including Amazon) will discount AppleCare to get their percentage up. That makes it a better deal than buying it at the AppleStore. You are not required to buy your Apple product and AppleCare from the same place.
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I think you have to buy it at the same time as the computer, check Apple's Web Site or Check at an Apple Store if you have one near you. They keep changing the rules, so I am not sure what the rules now.
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Absolutely, this plan just extends your warranty. Just make sure you register this AppleCare plan before your 1-year warranty expires. The guys in any Apple Store will give you a hand.
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Apple will allow you to apply a protection plan as long as you purchase it and apply it to your laptop within the first year after purchasing the computer.
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You typically need to purchase it with the laptop. You can see if your device is eligible by going to the following website and entering your serial number. https://selfsolve.apple.com/agreementWarrantyDynamic.do You must have your receipt and in some cases, they may require you to bring it to an Apple Store to verify the condition of the device.BillH
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I'm not sure about that, if the manufacturer's warranty is still valid then the computer will have that. In addition apple care or any other coverage is transferable to your name
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NO! My Apple lap top crashed and burned a month after I bought is and I could not find anyone that would or could fix it! Garbage!
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Yes, for the most part. You might want to purchase the "Apple Care Protection" plan which provides a few more years of warranty. You have to purchase the Apple Care Plan within one year after your purchase.
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Hello, The computer comes with a trial MCafee version, but is is only valid for one month, after that you have to buy a Antivirus
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haha go ahead and vent :)If I were you I would just wait. But dont buy the AppleCare for your 80gig. Just use it till it dies and isnt covered by warranty, and get whichever new one comes out. However next time check out macrumors and they have a buying guide, it shows you the past "update" history of the various mac products and gives you a small bit of advice on wether to buy or not. I'm going to stick with my 30gb for now too. Maybe give it to a family memeber later and buy a new one later :)
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I bought this Macbook Air from an Amazon seller. The seller had a 5 year (I think) protection plan that he purchased for this "Air'. I have purchased Apple Protection plans for other Macs and recommend doing so. L. S.
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I have no idea unless the person bought it and it trying to sell it separately. Ask apple if they will allow you touse the warranty for the specific product you are buying. AppleCare is specific to an item when originally purchased
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If the computer, or Apple product, is a "current" model that is being offered by Apple, then Yes. All items come with 90 support and one year warranty on the parts and labor. Depending on the cost of the item, you might want to think about purchasing an extended warranty. You could buy either AppleCare (more expensive) or a third party warranty. Usually an electronic device will fail within the first 48 hours of continual use.
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I believe you have a window to add the protection plan. Check the web site or with customer service for the time frame allowed. Just be sure to read the small print. The plan ends when the company has covered the cost of your gadget. That may be in two months, twelve months ... or may last the entire two years if you have not needed their help before then.
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You should get an E Mail that contains a protection plan purchase summary and a pin. It should have a number to call for questions It will also tell you how to file a claim.
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Go to www.securityhow.com or send an email to mike@securityhow.com. He also has a webstore on Ebay. The guy is cool--very helpful and fair, at least in terms of my dealings. Good luck! --Doug
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Here is the answer from the Apple site: AppleCare Protection Plan For up to three years from your computer's original purchase date, the AppleCare Protection Plan gives you direct, one-stop access to Apple's award-winning telephone technical support for questions about Apple hardware, OS X, iLife, and iWork. And you get global repair coverage for your Mac - both parts and labor - through convenient service options. We've even made it easy to enroll. In fact, you don't really have to do anything. When you purchase the AppleCare Protection Plan with a new Mac, you'll be automatically registered in the plan. Shortly after your new Mac ships, we will mail you an AppleCare Welcome Packet, which includes your Proof of Coverage, as well as a Getting Started Guide with plan terms and conditions. It's a good idea to keep this packet with your other Apple-related documentation for easy reference. Service and support from the people who know your Mac best Every Mac comes with complimentary telephone technical support for 90 days from your Mac purchase and a one-year limited warranty. With the AppleCare Protection Plan, you can extend your service coverage to three years from the computer's purchase date. You can call Apple's award-winning technical support experts as often as you like and get your questions answered. And if you need repair service, we offer convenient service options around the world.
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Don't know. I covered a new laptop. If you contact them, (I don't know how) they could tell you.
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No, this is not. I am only aware of online systems that can aid you with this. I would call Apple (1-800-MYAPPLE) and Microsoft (1-877-696-7786) and see what they can offer.
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You can just log in to the apple website with your Apple ID and add the apple care warrantee from there.Enjoy :)
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I don't know, but I'd use my current protection plan to ask. The tech will know, absolutely.