Dust speck under new iPad screen

I just called apple about a dust speck I have under my new iPad screen.. I have only had it for a week, and it's never left my side.  I called support, and without apple care, I have to pay for shipping out of my own pocket.  Does that seem right to anyone?  I'd love to drop it at an apple store, but I live a ferry ride and 100+ km away..

Did you buy it from Apple online? did they pay for the shipping to you? I'm just asking because I don't know what the policy is where you live.
However, based on my experiences here in the USA - if product that is still in warranty has to be returned to the manufacturer, shipping is paid by the consumer - or at least that has been my experience in the past.
The device is what is under warranty - transportation to get the product back to the manufacturer is the customer's responsibility. Once again - that has been my experience. There are some warranties that may exist that cover shipping - but that would be above and beyond in my opinion.

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