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Apple Protection Plan Advise Please.

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Dear All,
I am going to buy for my niece the Apple Macbook Pro from a Premium Dealer Stormfront in Wimbledon London.She needs reassurance because she is self employed and it is her life line, that when she takes out the Apple 3 year Protection Plan,
She has been told if she has a problem she can go anywhere in the world to a authorised dealer can get fixed or repaired.
And telephone support in any country.
Trying to read all Apple T&C is very time consuming.
Can anyone shed any light on his to see if this is true.
Thanking you in advance from a Newbie.

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  • securityguy
    securityguy Posts: 2,464 Forumite
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    Yeah, applecare is extremely good: it's much more akin to enterprise maintenance agreements than some sort of shady extended warranty.

    It is, however, quite expensive. If you have any route to a higher education discount (which is about 80%: I think I paid 30 quid for three years on an Air) then use it.

    Money saving tip: most people don't need the pro, the Air is massively cheaper.
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