Apple Care is a free service from your local Apple Store that offers you the ability to sign up and cancel your subscription at any time.
Since Apple Care offers you free services that are very important to you, you might be wondering why Apple would do this to you. Turns out, it’s because of a loophole in Apple’s contract with the state of Virginia. Apple is able to cancel the service if the state of Virginia has to re-bill you to pay for the right to cancel the service.
While this may not be a huge issue for most people, it does get a little annoying, particularly when it comes to the fact that you have to pay for your Apple Care subscription. I was surprised though because I never ended up getting the cancellation service and I’m still paying for my subscription.
Apple is only able to cancel your Apple Care subscription if you pay for it twice. That means you can’t just cancel it when you stop paying. There’s also a pretty big loophole where you can get a “cancellation” credit if you cancel your Apple Care subscription before you pay, and then use that credit towards a future Apple Care subscription. I have cancelled my Apple Care subscription twice.
The problem is that Apple is really good at canceling your subscriptions, but they don’t really have a process to cancel them. The only way you can cancel is if you pay for it more than once. I’m not sure if that’s actually the case, but it is something that has been annoying me for a long time.
If you cancel Apple Care, you will have to pay for new Apple Care plans at the same rate as you are paying for your current Apple Care plan. If you cancel your current plan, you will only owe 1/24th of the difference between what you owe and what you paid for. Apple would think that you are using your credit card to pay for Apple Care plans after you have already cancelled it.
I never cancelled my current plan, and I was never going to start paying for it. I just don’t have the money. But I don’t want to pay for plans that I don’t use.
I do have an Apple Care plan, but I don’t use it. It’s just a dumb plan that I used to keep my Apple products working just fine. But I’m going to cancel it as soon as I can. I have no interest in using AppleCare. I don’t use my phone at all, and I don’t even care about the iPhone.
If you’re thinking about cancelling Apple Care, you should do it! By all means. The only problem is that Apple Care plans are pretty expensive, and you are going to need a lot of money to cancel them. Not only that, but you can’t just get a refund on your Apple Care plan. You have to cancel it, then buy new Apple Care. (Which I am not doing.
Apple Care plans are expensive and there are limits to how much you can spend, so if you’re going to cancel it, then you’re going to need to get a refund, which you cant do. The other thing is that you can’t just get a refund on your Apple Care plan. You actually have to cancel it, then buy new Apple Care, which I’m not doing.