[P1] AppleCare

patrick fisher patrick.m.fisher at wamu.net
Tue Dec 10 10:47:31 PST 2002



It is well worth it. To me and to many people.

I had a G3 Wallstreet monitor crap out on me after I got a power issue resolved for $325. I'm out $325 on a hardly used Powerbook and the display no longer works (half the screen is a bunch of lines). For $300, Apple care would have taken care of that like the waranty took care of the trackpad that flaked out: Took it in and had it back, fixed, in a couple of days. No problem.

I'm going to get Applecare for my new iBook here pretty soon.

The Applecare adds value to your machine because it is transferable!

P

> In a message dated 12/10/2002 11:04:34 AM Eastern Standard Time, rebeccah at olypen.com writes:
>
> > I read the Applecare material on Apple's website. Doesn't it say
> > that Applecare does not cover damage to the machine caused by
> > accident? So if you dropped the machine or dumped a supersize soft
> > drink (or, ah, an entire very large, very hot Cafe Mocha.
> > Ahem),
> > would Applecare fix it?
> >
>



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