Apple care and my ipod

Been having some problems with my ipod so I decided to renew my original warranty by buying the apple care package in order to eventually send in my ipod for repair. Anyways, I just got the apple care package in the mail and was about to enroll it on the website but after I enter my ipod serial number it says that my ipods warranty is gone and I cannot procede. any ideas?
thanks

so best thing to do is to call them or could i return it to a store? cause i got mine online. Also is there any other type of warranty? cause I am going to need to send in my ipod where they might have to replace the whole thing which I'm guessing will cost me the price of a new ipod?

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