My Macbook Pro died, im deployed to Japan so I can't really call, anyone know email? Ive looked everywhere.

My Macbook Pro died and I'm deployed to Japan so I can't call, who has apples email??

There is no email tech support.
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My guess is you want to find an Apple certerfied repair center or you are in the market for a new unit, even if that is until you can do something.
If it is under AppleCare, call their #800.

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