OSX Mountain Lion Up-to-date claim validation mail not yet received

I live in India. I bought an iMac from a Apple Reseller on 23rd June 2012 which qualifies me for the free upgrade to OSX Mountain Lion. I filled out the form, entered all the details correctly (though in the last step Apple didn't give an option to select country as India, but I filled the form anyways) and was given a Claim Reference Number.
It's 2nd day today and I haven't received any email regarding the redemption code. What's going on?

Oh well well.. just 30 minutes after I posted the above question, I got the validation email. Now let's see if the code actually works.

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Hi guys,
I filled the form for the free update program to get OS X Mountain Lion because I brough my iMac after june 11 in a reseller store.
I'm nearly 24 hours waiting for the redeem code, but reading in the community I could read the form request a proof of your purchase. I filled it from my ipad and it never asf for a purchase proof and I have my claim number already.
I wanna know if I do something wrong and if my request is correctly.
Sorry for my bad english, I hope you can understand me.
Kelvyn.
Dominican Republic.-

I just receive my redeem code.
Thanks.-

I tried to download the latest OSX Mountain Lion and got this notice - "We could not complete your purchase. The product distribution file could not be verified. It may be damaged or was not signed. " What does this mean and why can't I download it?

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I requested my redemption code on the day Mountain Lion was released and I still have not recieved it 5 days (approx. 110 hours) later.
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Thanks for your input DS store.
I have a brand new Macbook Pro 15" 2.2 GHz, and was purchased within the up-to-date OSX Lion free upgrade period.
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Dear Grant,
Thank you for contacting iTunes/Mac App Store Customer Support. My name is Natalie. I see that you submitted an order through the Apple Online Store for the Lion Software Update for your Mac device, but have not received a redemption code. I understand your concern and I would like to sincerely apologize for any frustration this issue may have caused.
I've done some more research on this matter for you, but I'm sorry to say that the iTunes/Mac App Store Customer Support team has not been able to locate your Up-To-Date claim using the information you have provided. As a result, it looks like the best way to get this taken care of is to contact Apple technical support (there may be a fee associated with the call). To find the appropriate phone number, please visit:
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Dear Apple Customer,
Thank you for participating in the OS X Mountain Lion Up-To-Date program. The content code that allows you to download and install OS X Mountain Lion from the Mac App Store is in the file attached below. You will receive the password to unlock the attached files in a separate email. Your content code may be redeemed immediately through the Mac App Store and will not expire.
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Enter your content code.
If you have questions regarding the redemption or installation of your software from the Mac App Store, visit www.apple.com/support/mac/app-store/.
To redeem your content code you need the latest version of the Mac App Store application, an Apple ID, and Internet access (fees may apply). You can create an Apple ID at appleid.apple.com/us.
As a reminder, content codes may not be resold and can only be redeemed by people above the minimum age specified by the terms and conditions of the Mac App Store in your country. Apple is not responsible for lost or stolen content codes. You may review the Terms of Service for the Mac App Store at www.apple.com/legal/itunes/ww/.
Thank you for choosing Apple!
© 2012 Apple Inc. All rights reserved. Apple, the Apple logo, Mac, and OS X are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc. Z034-6487-A.

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