Q: So should I wait to buy my applecare for my MacBook Pro until the one year warrantee is almost up?

No, but if you wait you just might forget to buy it in time!

Yes.  The difference is that if you purchase Applecare within the first 90 days from date of purchase, you will be entitled to free telephone support throughout the Applecare term.  If you do not purchase Applecare during the first 90 days from date of purchase, you will not get the free telephone support until you do purchase Apple care. 

Ciao.

It does not make any difference

alex94598, greetings;  You might read my response carefully.  Though one might consider free telephone support a minor issue, it still constitutes a difference. 

Ciao.

OGELTHORPE wrote:

 

Yes.  The difference is that if you purchase Applecare within the first 90 days from date of purchase, you will be entitled to free telephone support throughout the Applecare term.  If you do not purchase Applecare during the first 90 days from date of purchase, you will not get the free telephone support until you do purchase Apple care. 

 

Ciao.

Thanks, I had forgotten that little but important detail!

Klaus1 wrote:

 

Thanks, I had forgotten that little but important detail!

I once considered Applecare for that specific reason and that is why it popped into my mind when I read the post.  I trust that my contrary answer was not meant in any way a criticism of your response.  Regarding its importance, that is to be determined by each individual.  For me it is now moot since I did not purchase Applecare. 

Nope, between us we produced the perfect answer!