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So if I bought an extra 2 years of applecare for my MBP do I get half that credited back, since it is only one 'extra' year?

• teamonkey 13y ago
  At least in the UK, AppleCare exceeds the service requirements of the warranty. If a component fails through normal use, the warranty has you covered. If your case is cracked because you dropped your laptop, warranty might not cover it but AppleCare will.
  • tehwalrus 13y ago
    Or your house insurance will cover accidental damage (as well as theft of your bag on a train/in a cafe, etc). I was delighted when my house insurance bill went down considerably, because my newer Macbook was worth just less than £1000, where the previous one had been just over - meaning it became covered by the policy without a separate declaration, and an additional fee.
    • sbuk 13y ago
      I suppose 1 benefit AppleCare provides is no excess fees; the whole cost of repair is covered.