Monthly payment plans for macbook pro

I am planning to purchase a 15" Macbook Pro, but I really would prefer if I could pay off the bill monthly. I know that you can do the Barcalaycard, but is there any way to pay it off monthly without having to get a credit card? if I did get the credit card, would I have to use it for anything else or could it just be solely used to pay off the laptop? Can someone just tell me more about the card and if it's really worth it?

Seriously, this isn't a question for this forum, which deals with MacBook Pro hardware. Check this out and read the FAQ. You may want to call the Apple specialist.

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Covers all Mac models. Just be sure to order the correct AC item for YOUR specific model. Price is contingent on the model covered.
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Apologies guys for the simple question.
Is it true that a Protection Plan for a Macbook Pro can only be purchase within the year the computer was bought? Or can it be bought anytime post-three years after purchase, I assume that would be the case though it would make little sense in doing so.
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I am seriously contemplating switching to a Mac book (Pro?) in the next few months, and I want to clarify issues about recording audio.
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I can't submit the registration form online for AppleCare Protection Plan for Macbook Pro.

When i reach the 3rd stage of registration, i can't seem to submit. After pressing the submit button, the page stays the same for the whole day. I can't press the button again. Also, when i refresh the page, the same problem occurs over and over again. What should i do?

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See Here > https://locate.apple.com/ae/en/
From Here > http://www.apple.com/ae/support/

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I have a question regarding the apple care+ for iPhone and the Apple Care Protection plan for MacBook pro.
Since I will soon be in Hong Kong, I intend to buy the iPhone 5S due to great savings compared to my come country.
However, I have a question regarding the warranty which confuses me a bit.
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Start here:
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Apple - Support - AppleCare
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If you have a valid student ID then the academic discount should be honored in the Hong Kong Apple Store.

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I am in my mid 70's & I have been with bt for about 50 years for phone only. I have been on a monthly payment paln of varying amounts all under £30 a month. I thought I was on anytime call plan, however it was only weekemd calls. When BT restructured the prices of calling time and evening rates went up considerably, so do my bills. My last quarterly bill was £145 of which £91 was for calls to uk landlines £46 for line rental and £8 for other calls. BT called my and said my monthly payment plan payments were too low and they were putting them up to £79! I discovered when my last quarterly bill arrived that I was only getting weekend calls free. It is disappointing after being a customer for 50 years that when the customer service agent called me regarding my monthly payments that they didn't inform me why my bills were so high and suggest that they put me on anytime calls. However, they didn't and had a pensioner paying £60 a month more than necassary!!

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Was still in contract when my parent decided that they wanted to sell the house and wanted me out. was left with no choice but to leave.
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