I need a replacement ipod

I need a replacement ipod again and this time there saying that I have to pay $32 for shipping but it is still well under warranty for I purchased it on Jun 24 06. Does anyone know what I should do? Does anyone know what do I have to bring to the apple store if I want a replacement.

It should cost nothing if it is less than 6 months since purchase.
Go here and put in your serial number at the bottom right.
http://www.apple.com/support/
It should tell you how long you have left on the warranty (it comes with a one year warranty).
If it's wrong, you need to have proof of purchase.

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