Applecare refund calculation?

Thanks SavedOne, so are you saying that ever since I've purchased my MacBook on Jan 2013, the Applecare pro-rated amount already started?

I mean even still, it's still only 1 year of usage (and how can Applecare covers 1 year since MacBook already has its 1 year?) Essentially I thought that Applecare was for the extra 2 years, I didn't know that Applecare counted 1 year plus 2 additional years since the hardware itself already has its 1 year warranty.

Thanks ssschmidt.

So are you saying that the remaining pro rated amount should be from 2008 since it was available to use when I purchased, until the date I requested refund?

Thanks Melophage,

So I guess basically you're saying what the representative told me: Applecare refund pro-rate will start from the "date of purchase of the Applecare" not the "hardware". And yes I'm from North America.

But from your quote, this is how I can calculate:

If you cancel more than thirty (30) days after your receipt of this Plan, you will receive a pro rata refund of the original purchase price, based on the percentage of unexpired Coverage Period from the Plan’s date of purchase, less (a) a cancellation fee of twenty-five ($25) dollars or ten percent (10%) of the pro-rata amount, whichever is less, and (b) the value of any service provided to you under the Plan.

So in this case I purchased it for $300, but based on the percentage of unexpired coverage period, I should be getting about 90% of unexpired coverage period (assuming the calculation of it is 2 years (730days), and my coverage period started from Jan 2014 - Mar 2014 (using about 77 days)

Then 90% of my $300 should be $270 minus $25 = $245. Shouldn't I be getting $245 if how I understood the Apple terms of agreement? (And that's why I posted this based on the terms/agreements).