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Your .Mac membership expires one year, to the date, from when it was first activated. The activation date, of course, is when you purchased the .Mac membership and registered it online via the Mac.com web site. To find out when your activation and expiration dates are, log on to the Mac.com web site, and then click on the button in the navigation bar that contains your .Mac member name . When your .Mac membership is up for renewal, you will receive an email message approximately 30 days before your account will expire, prompting you renew your .Mac account. If your .Mac account is set to renew automatically, your credit card won't be charged until the day that the renewal fee for your .Mac account is due. When it does renew, you will receive an email from Apple, notifying you that your credit card has been charged ”and for what amount ”and thanking you for renewing your .Mac membership.
1.6.1 Disabling the Auto Renew OptionIf you purchased your .Mac membership online, your membership will be set to automatically renew using the credit card information you used to purchase your membership. For most people, having your .Mac account renew automatically is a great convenience; it's one less thing you have to worry about. However, if you prefer to have control over renewing your .Mac membership, you can disable the auto-renew feature, as follows :
Now when it comes time for your .Mac membership to be renewed, you will be notified via email. This notice should arrive in your email box approximately 90 days before your .Mac membership is due to expire. |
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