wxboss macrumors member Original poster May 13, 2006 87 0 Jax, FL May 19, 2006 #1 After buying a new MB, how much time do you have to add AppleCare after the purchase? Thanks
jsw Moderator emeritus Mar 16, 2004 22,910 44 Andover, MA May 19, 2006 #2 Anytime within one year of purchase.
devilot Moderator emeritus May 1, 2005 15,584 1 May 19, 2006 #3 ^^ Yup, but sometimes it takes a few days after you activate your specific account so do allow for several business days (before your 1 year is up).
^^ Yup, but sometimes it takes a few days after you activate your specific account so do allow for several business days (before your 1 year is up).
wxboss macrumors member Original poster May 13, 2006 87 0 Jax, FL May 20, 2006 #4 Good deal . I thought there was less time than that. Thanks for setting me straight.
S Smallville macrumors regular Nov 1, 2004 147 0 May 21, 2006 #5 I'm thinking about getting a refurbed iBook for work. So what if the one I buy was originally sold over 12 months ago? Can I still buy the AppleCare?
I'm thinking about getting a refurbed iBook for work. So what if the one I buy was originally sold over 12 months ago? Can I still buy the AppleCare?
robbieduncan Moderator emeritus Jul 24, 2002 25,611 893 Harrogate May 21, 2006 #6 Smallville said: I'm thinking about getting a refurbed iBook for work. So what if the one I buy was originally sold over 12 months ago? Can I still buy the AppleCare? Click to expand... In this case you have 12 months from your date of purchase (I think, you should probably check to be sure).
Smallville said: I'm thinking about getting a refurbed iBook for work. So what if the one I buy was originally sold over 12 months ago? Can I still buy the AppleCare? Click to expand... In this case you have 12 months from your date of purchase (I think, you should probably check to be sure).
Mord macrumors G4 Aug 24, 2003 10,091 23 UK May 21, 2006 #7 i wouldn't buy applecare, your better off buying some decent laptop insurance, that way if you accidentally drop it you'll get it replaced or get the money.
i wouldn't buy applecare, your better off buying some decent laptop insurance, that way if you accidentally drop it you'll get it replaced or get the money.