I'm gonna take the risk...
Mac and Applecare who cares?
Remember that when you're forced to pay $800+ for a new LCD screens hould anything ever happen.
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pepezabala
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I bought an ibook G4 from an apple-reseller in spain. It failed after one year and three months and they did not agree to repair it on EU-2-year-warranty laws. They refused to do that, telling me that the 2-year warranty would only cover failures that were fault by the company or due to product-design. A broken motherboard after 15 months of use wouldn't fit into that category.
That sucked.
That sucked.
No. THis would have been considered misuse. For that you have to subscribe an insurance program. I got a store here named FNAC that gives you 2 Year Warranty by abiding the law and with 89 Euros more three years insurance on accidental damage until 2000 Euros.icedsushi wrote:I think I bought the applecare with my first laptop. When I bought the next one, the prices on laptops had come down significantly and I bought the smallest model, so I decided to "self insure" it and pass on the apple care last time.
So I sold that first one to a friend 2 years ago. Her husband went to watch a movie and whipped the screen back (really hard), breaking the powerbook's hinges right off! But it was more than 4 years old at that point so I guessed the applecare was already expired. She said it was like $100-$150 to repair it and how much is apple care? A hundred or two right (if it was within the time frame)?
But I wonder if it was within the applecare period, if they would have covered that type of abuse anyway?
....But I didn't know them when I purchased mine....
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Whenever you are tempted to pay for an extended waranty of any sort, put the money in a special bank account instead. If anything goes wrong then you can pay for the repair yourself. If nothing goes wrong then you can treat yourself to a nice holiday or a new piece of gear in a few years time.
Don't forget the famous "bathtub curve" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bathtub_curve
Electronic equipment tends to be very reliable. If it's going to fail it's useually in the first few hours ot days or at the end of its usefull life.
Don't forget the famous "bathtub curve" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bathtub_curve
Electronic equipment tends to be very reliable. If it's going to fail it's useually in the first few hours ot days or at the end of its usefull life.
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bassreflex
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Welcome Apple....rotten Apple.pepezabala wrote:I bought an ibook G4 from an apple-reseller in spain. It failed after one year and three months and they did not agree to repair it on EU-2-year-warranty laws. They refused to do that, telling me that the 2-year warranty would only cover failures that were fault by the company or due to product-design. A broken motherboard after 15 months of use wouldn't fit into that category.
That sucked.
I mean I'm very upset as you are.
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pepezabala
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Spain is different ...Pasha wrote:Welcome Apple....rotten Apple.pepezabala wrote:I bought an ibook G4 from an apple-reseller in spain. It failed after one year and three months and they did not agree to repair it on EU-2-year-warranty laws. They refused to do that, telling me that the 2-year warranty would only cover failures that were fault by the company or due to product-design. A broken motherboard after 15 months of use wouldn't fit into that category.
That sucked.
I mean I'm very upset as you are.