QUOTE(BAlm @ Dec 28 2012, 08:30 PM)
yo bro, why take offence?
You should learn how to read the warranty terms.
Also, if Lenovo Malaysia can claim the warranty, then thats good news for everyone (you and ur customer who got cheap laptop). BUT the thing is they have the right to deny you service if they want because it is against the warranty terms. That is what i want to point out.
You need to learn more instead.
Grey import is grey import. Funny how u try to convince people buying your laptop.
already sell more than 1000unit from past few year...nothing problem with warranty for lenovo item at this moment...grey import is grey import...international warranty is international warranty....u should know that...You should learn how to read the warranty terms.
Also, if Lenovo Malaysia can claim the warranty, then thats good news for everyone (you and ur customer who got cheap laptop). BUT the thing is they have the right to deny you service if they want because it is against the warranty terms. That is what i want to point out.
You need to learn more instead.
Grey import is grey import. Funny how u try to convince people buying your laptop.
sure they can deny if they want...even ur item is local set also they can deny if they want...no offence..
Added on December 28, 2012, 10:20 pm
QUOTE(nexus2238 @ Dec 28 2012, 03:58 PM)
Ajul, how is Lenovo Malaysia handling International Warranty from grey import units? Share with us your clients experience. TQ
Checking on Lenovo site:
http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/research/h...?DocID=HT074528
"Below documentations are required prior to performing IWS service,
– Proof of purchase.
– Proof of Travel e.g. Passport with valid visa to or passport from country where product is purchased, other travel document (Hong Kong/Macau home return Permit) in lieu of passport.
"
Also here:
http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/detail.pag...ocID=MIGR-58926
"Customers requiring International Warranty Service in any of the ASEAN countries may be asked to provide one of the following in order to obtain IWS warranty repair service; proof of company identification (company letter, email, business card, company badge with photo ID), proof of purchase (purchase receipt, official order, delivery note, sales memo, or invoice), and/or proof of travel (passport with valid Visa to or from country where product was purchased, or other travel documents"
Also see here:
http://blog.lenovo.com/products/lenovo-int...-facts-and-tips
"There are certain countries that may require a proof of purchase or proof of proper importation before you can receive an IWS service and there may be fees or restrictions that apply when and if you need IWS.
• Indonesia
• Malaysia
• Phillippines
• Singapore
• Thailand
• Vietnam
• China
• Argentina
"
u too depending on website...but actually international warranty works like normal...if ur item sell in that country...for sure u can claim any warranty and service...very simple thing...just bring to any lenovo service center...this procedure works for almost manufacture...some ask for proof of purchase...some no need...just check serial number is ok...proof of purchase is doesnot mean u need to bring receipt from origin country...just proof of purchase from who u r buying..if u buying in malaysia...so receipt in malaysia should be no problem...why they want ask ur reseller of supplier receipt of purchase? just wasting their time...from item come malaysia also already go through by a few distributor, dealer and reseller...Checking on Lenovo site:
http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/research/h...?DocID=HT074528
"Below documentations are required prior to performing IWS service,
– Proof of purchase.
– Proof of Travel e.g. Passport with valid visa to or passport from country where product is purchased, other travel document (Hong Kong/Macau home return Permit) in lieu of passport.
"
Also here:
http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/detail.pag...ocID=MIGR-58926
"Customers requiring International Warranty Service in any of the ASEAN countries may be asked to provide one of the following in order to obtain IWS warranty repair service; proof of company identification (company letter, email, business card, company badge with photo ID), proof of purchase (purchase receipt, official order, delivery note, sales memo, or invoice), and/or proof of travel (passport with valid Visa to or from country where product was purchased, or other travel documents"
Also see here:
http://blog.lenovo.com/products/lenovo-int...-facts-and-tips
"There are certain countries that may require a proof of purchase or proof of proper importation before you can receive an IWS service and there may be fees or restrictions that apply when and if you need IWS.
• Indonesia
• Malaysia
• Phillippines
• Singapore
• Thailand
• Vietnam
• China
• Argentina
"
but lastly, its ur money...just buy from whichever u think safe for u...with saving u get from the cheap price already can cover alot including part and extra thing...some item is less rm1k-3k from retail price...u can buy another extra laptop for spare part if u "toooo worry" about warranty....
This post has been edited by ajul: Dec 28 2012, 10:20 PM
Dec 28 2012, 10:03 PM

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