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Apple Announces Change to ProCare Program

Posted on May 2, 2007 by Ben Stevens Posted in Miscellaneous, Offline Resources
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Today, Apple announced changes to its ProCare program.  As previously posted on this blog, this program provided personal training, priority repairs and service, and setup services — all for $99 per year.

Now, the "old" ProCare has been split into two separate $99 packages. 
In my opinion, these programs are still an excellent value, and I can understand to a degree why Apple split ProCare in two.  All good things must pass in time.  The two packages now available are:

  • ProCare  ::  designed purely for service

ProCare membership starts with a complete setup of your Mac and includes premium benefits like same-day service at the
Genius Bar, Rapid Repairs, yearly tune-ups, and more for up to three computers.

  • One to One  ::  designed purely for Mac training

Personal training sessions are designed to move at your pace and
provide the support and guidance you need, whether you’re new to Mac or
ready to master the latest pro software.

Source:  "Apple Unveils ProCare Changes; Project LaunchBox; iPhone Parts", published at AppleInsider.

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