Guys,if I buy a new macbook pro from ebay and it comes with some sort of defect-like dust under screen or some dead pixels-can I take it to apple store and have it replaced?
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I would think you could, as long as it's still in the 1-year warranty that came with the computer. It's even better coverage on a wider range of defects with AppleCare. Anyways, as long as it's in warranty, I would assume it's Apple Replaceable.
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I think you could since the warranty is based on the serial number. As long as its under warranty and they don't ask for a proof of purchase (since eBay is not an authorized dealer
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I had 1 speck of dust replaced lol. It was after finals week and I didnt need my MBP. Took it into the shop and got it back the same day.
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Yes, you can, everything is based on the serial number, you don't need the purchase note, etc...
I bought mine at eBay and I've already bought the applecare plan (at eBay too
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I think you could, but you better ask the seller in ebay if he can provide a replacement. I always read the replace/refund policy before bid and make sure they will replace if there is any defect.
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great!thx everyone for input!can't wait to order my MBP
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as long as it isn't caused by accidental damage and is a reasonable claim you shouldn't have any issues.
also, I would definitely look into getting Applecare to make sure you won't have any problems at all in the future.
if you are looking for the unibody models, I wouldn't be worried about having many issues though.
Buying from eBay/warranty questions!
Discussion in 'Apple and Mac OS X' started by Xirurg, Dec 21, 2008.