Moutain Lion free download, MacBook Pro Retina purchased through Cobone offer.

I have bought my MacBook Pro (Retina) through a Cobone offer.
Is my Macbook eligible for free Mountain Lion download ? (I have been waiting for my activation code for a week...).
Thanks for your support guys.

Thanks guys.
I couldn't find out if they're a certified reseller (i have sent them an email to ask them directly and didn't receive any response... which leads me to think they're not... )
However I am still hoping, there is no list of the certified reseller on the Apple website.
And I have just received a mail from apple saying i had not provided any receipt....
Indeed Cobone is like Groupon. I think i'm going to have to buy Mountain Lion.
How do you guys think this will impact apple assistance and warranty and all... ?

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