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You can also have the person in the Apple Store match the AppleCare price that they have if you're sceptical: I've done that without a problem as well.
You should also get yourself an AmEx card and buy the hardware on it -- it extends the manufacturer's warranty (whether you get the AppleCare or not) by 1 year, i.e. with AppleCare you get 4 yrs total, without it you get 2 yrs total. And it doesn't cost anything extra. (Here'a a post I wrote about it a while ago: http://ten7i.com/content/how-buy-mac-pro-right-way-and-save-...)
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You have no way of knowing how they store their data! And saying something like this is ludicrous and insulting, IMHo. Sure, they emailed you your password. That doesn't mean the password was stored in "plain text"... it just means it was stored. Yes, a one way hash would be better, but they stored the password. That doesn't mean the password was not encrypted when it was stored. It also does not mean the encryption key and the storage database are not on different servers -- which would be harder to crack, since it would mean two servers would have to be compromised. There is the possibility that they used two way encryption. That exists, you know...
Just sayin'...