My receipt for my macbook pro shows a $99 one to one membership fee...what is this?

I just got a look at the receipt that was emailed to me from today's purchase. It probably wasn't a good idea to have it emailed instead of getting a chance to look at it in the store! I was charged $379 ( I think for the 3 year Apple Care) and $99 for a one to one membership. I have no idea what this membership is. Does anyone have any clue?

I'm sure that they get a commission, of some sort, for selling One-on-One. The service should have been explained to you before they tacked it on your bill. I would take the receipt back to the store manager and explain that you don't need the service and didn't ask for it. It's a rip-off as far as I'm concerned (unlike AppleCare, which I always buy for notebooks).
Good luck,
Clinton

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