I bought a Ipod for 109 at gamestop would it cover it?
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That sounds like a pre-owned price. You cannot get an accident protection plan with a used device. The only way to get a protection plan (and this would be the regular ST warranty, no accident protection), is to buy an iPod on that famous auction website and a seller there offers the warranty. To get the accident warranty from ST on Amazon, you have to buy the iPod on Amazon and it has to be brand new (not "like new" but brand new, never used, never opened).
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I bought a back plate about a few months ago. I have a 32gb ipod however I received an 8gb back cover. It fit perfectly with no difference between an actual 32gb back and the 8gb back;so if function is your desire then don't worry but if it is looks you may have to speak to the seller and specifically ask for one with the 8gb marking to be certain.
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No, you can cover a large range of items, check www.squaretrade.com for the details. My latest purchase was from Costco.
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I am considering paying full price at Apple Store because I don't know how to appeal to Amazon if I have problems with the iTouch. Also since this is my first iPod I already have a high learning curve and don't need to be loading additional applications.Can anyone tell me about Amazon guarantees?
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Help please! I want to buy this - today it is $252 - the older version. Will it play and charge my 80 GB iPod? Thanks
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when you purchase the product it usually ask you if you want it. They cover a lot of different products. I suggest you call them if you don't see it when you purchased it. I have never had a problem with them and I covered many products.
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Yes you can! I bought mine from a NYC vendor, had problems, took it to an Apple store in London, UK and it was fixed on the spot at no charge.They were not interested where I bought it!
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Jeremy, I would highly recommend getting a case and screen protector. The back of the iPod Touch is highly prone to scratches which make the device very unattractive and ultimately reduce its resale value as well. The screen is very scratch resistance, but it's still a good idea to cover it with a screen protector. Ideally, both should be on hand when he's ready to open the box. I would also recommend getting better earphones. The stock Apple earphones are pretty mediocre. Even the $10 Sony earphones I bought from WalMart give better performance than the stock Apple earphones. The dimensions of iPod Touch do differ from generation to generation. The 4th differs from previous gens, so cases meant for them won't work with it. All 4th gen. iPod Touches have the same dimensions, so a case meant for 8 GB unit will fit the 32 and 64 GB units as well.
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I buy electronics used all the time. If they are unacceptable, then you just call Amazon. I bought an iPod Suffle used and it's fine. Back when I sold my old IPod, it was perfectly fine, but they had just came out with the video iPods and I got one as a graduation gift. Really no need for two regular iPods, so I sold my old one because the video one was cooler. I got the iPod Shuffle because it's lighter and easier to clip to my shirt when I exercise. My advise? Be VERY aware of exactly what the description says. If it says it's scratched, but works well, then you don't get to be ticked off when it's scratched when it arrives. They TOLD you it was scratched. Also, pay close attention to the seller's rating. Do not buy from anyone who has less than a 94% customer rating. If you do, then look to see why people gave them a low rating. Often, it's just that the item took too long to ship, which in the scheme of things isn't a big deal when saving a ton of money. Just make sure it doesn't say "Item broken, tried to return it but the guy wouldn't respond" kind of comments. You are protected to a certain extent under Amazon.com when you buy from individual sellers.
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Sorry, CS Graduate Assistant, but you're wrong. The new iPod Touches come with the software package for FREE. So if you bought one the day before Macworld, too bad, if you want the software application package, prepare to pay $20.
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Being that the item is listed as new, there is a manufacturer's warranty with it that covers the device for a year. Afterwards you can purchase another year of protection through Square Trade which is VERY cheap and covers quite a lot.
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I would assume that it does cover it. You call them up, they send you a box to return the item.
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I would imagine no, this is an independent vendor. However, I would still recommend this if you have any doubts about scratching or preventing minor damage to your iPod classic (as I clumsy person, it has helped).
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When got mine it was new an sealed in cace what dose the buyer say is what got to ask I love my iPod
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Yes. Make sure the Applecare starts on your purchase date, not the seller's
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I have to agree with Kallah who just answered the same question. If it was "insured" with the camera, it should be covered. I would give them a call if I were you. The one great thing about Square Trade is that they have great customer service support and they would be able to answer the question. 1-877 WARRANTY
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I would contact Square Trade directly to verifiy with them. I would assume the plans would be the same wherever you purchase. All the plans I have purchased did include accidental damages. Purchase price of plan is based on price of tablet. does not include taxes or shipping.