Hi,
In England we have 6y warranty for electronics, so, Apple should provide it.
Now my question is a bit different than a generic warranty claim under consumer law, what about if I buy stuff on Ebay used or new, the seller (private or business) goes busted and I need to claim the warranty to Apple, how will it play?
I think that Apple should still fix the problem, unless I caused a damage, but let's see what the folks have to say about it .
Certainly, the starting date could be brought back to the production date by Apple to reduce liability or to exclude you from it, rather than the sale date, so I think that on Ebay, it's better to buy the latest laptop available to get full 6y coverage.
(Why on Ebay? ---> Discounts... )
In England we have 6y warranty for electronics, so, Apple should provide it.
Now my question is a bit different than a generic warranty claim under consumer law, what about if I buy stuff on Ebay used or new, the seller (private or business) goes busted and I need to claim the warranty to Apple, how will it play?
I think that Apple should still fix the problem, unless I caused a damage, but let's see what the folks have to say about it .
Certainly, the starting date could be brought back to the production date by Apple to reduce liability or to exclude you from it, rather than the sale date, so I think that on Ebay, it's better to buy the latest laptop available to get full 6y coverage.
(Why on Ebay? ---> Discounts... )