Dec 28 2012, 03:09 PM
QUOTE(BAlm @ Dec 8 2012, 11:31 PM)
anyway what i want to say is just:
-if buying new Y480 or Y580 (per topic), CHECK the laptop if its Msia set.
-If it is not, there is a high chance you are getting no warranty services from Lenovo Malaysia
-You will NOT get services/warranty in Malaysia eventhough the set mention there is international warranty and you can register the warranty in the website.
-Because in order to eligible for international warranty, your set have to be purchased from the united states and provide proof of purchase. Which you did not.
r u sure with ur statement? i already sold more than 100set of US set lenovo model...nothing problem for warranty claim here...u can pm my buyer as well to ask...dont talk like chicken if u dont know nothing...learn from experience is more better from u just learn from talking only...-if buying new Y480 or Y580 (per topic), CHECK the laptop if its Msia set.
-If it is not, there is a high chance you are getting no warranty services from Lenovo Malaysia
-You will NOT get services/warranty in Malaysia eventhough the set mention there is international warranty and you can register the warranty in the website.
-Because in order to eligible for international warranty, your set have to be purchased from the united states and provide proof of purchase. Which you did not.
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Added on December 28, 2012, 3:15 pm
QUOTE(BAlm @ Dec 9 2012, 12:08 AM)
yes there is a mfg datecode for all laptop, so they will based on that date to start counting warranty.
Since you could not provide the proof of purchase, you will most probably be denied services. Cant blame them as this is the SOP. You think they going to repair a grey import set which they (local company) earns nothing from it?
Good news is, bring back to US and you have a good chance to get service there (because the set is local to US)
and the funny thing..if malaysia distributor set come from china...izzit they need to show proof of purchase from china? haha...u dont know nothing bout how business work... i think but u try to give false statement...proof of purchase mean just receipt...if u buy here just show receipt from company here...nothing problem if that set from US, China, Singapore or what...if warranty available mean warranty is available and can claimable here...if u buy from ebay just show ebay receipt...what is the problem? nothing problem at all...for Apple product...even proof of purchase also no need for claim warranty....Since you could not provide the proof of purchase, you will most probably be denied services. Cant blame them as this is the SOP. You think they going to repair a grey import set which they (local company) earns nothing from it?
Good news is, bring back to US and you have a good chance to get service there (because the set is local to US)
This post has been edited by ajul: Dec 28 2012, 03:15 PM
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