If the phone already registered then no need to bring receipt. Anybody can bring it to service centre on your behalf.

read the first post please

You didn't read first page,  that why you cannot find it.

If as you said you read it, you will 100% find it,  unless you are blind or cannot read.

Warranty are supposed to be register by the phone dealer. But after few days if your phone still not registered, you can do it your self by following below method.

How to check warranty
Send PC " YOUR IMEI" to 62002 (for maxis and digi) or 33802 (for celcom)

IMEI:  dial *#06# on your phone

How to register eWarranty yourself (without help from dealer) - credits to lostasylum

email to the following address: ewarranty.sme@samsung.com
with the following details:
FULLNAME:
CONTACT NO:
IMEI NO:
SERIAL NO:

and a scanned copy of the receipt. apparently samsung will revert within 3 weeks
-credit TamiyaOne
1) Photostat your receipt & warranty card (with dealer chop) on a piece of paper.
2) Write down:
ATTN: Samsung e-Warranty Team
Subject: e-Warranty registration
Your name :
Your contact no:
and the IMEI Number:

2) Fax to the following number: 03-77117298

OR you can PM our very helpful member and ask him to register for you.
FallenOut
PM him this detail:

Phone no:
Name:
IMEI No:

~~@ riziger
Since you're in Japan..you cannot check the warranty via sms.
Ask you family/friend send an sms to local telco for checking warranty.
PC <imei number>and send to 62002 if use Digi or Maxis

Why are you being such a dumbass?

The gist of the matter is, let me quote your question here, 'ad verbatim'..... 'But I forgot how to check whether my phone is registered'. So, we were just pointing you to the direction where you can get the answer. Not only were you not grateful but you have showed your arrogance by making such terse remarks.

@waveweaver was kind enough to take the extra mile to help but that does not mean the rest was not being helpful. We were guiding you but alas it has proven to be an effort wasted and now the other forummers will know to whom not to lend a helping hand unless they are prepared to spoon feed.

Hey guys, I managed to get my phone back to Malaysia (i'm in Japan). My S3 totally dead few months ago. I believe it was motherboard dead.

The thing is, I forgot how to check my online warranty. Can anyone help? Do I just get someone to bring my phone to a service centre and they will be able to handle from there? Or do I need receipt and all that other rubbish?

Yes..any other phone can..as long they are using DiGi or Maxis.
P/S..sorry for the late reply as i seldom online nowdays

If the phone still unregistered the ewarranty..better ask your family member to bring the buy receipt along as a proof of purchase.

If I don't know any better, I would think you are in politics. Why do selective quoting? You have penned more than 1 post. I quoted yours to which I replied which you intentionally or otherwise conveniently forgot. And when you are in defense mode, make sure you make factual statements lest you be found out. Your so-called cheapshots were cheap alright and most definitely unnecessary. I don't take offense to the reflection of your immaturity which is far from being light hearted jibs.

I am merely trying to maintain a certain level of decorum here. Like in any environment, behavior like yours should not be condoned particularly when it was to counter an endeavoured action in response to a fault of which the proximate cause is you.

Lastly, I did not call you any names. Will never stoop to your level unless provoked. Even if I did, I would not apologize and thus do not need your forgiveness. I reiterate, get your facts correct before digging yourself a bigger sh*thole.

Ok thats good to know. But I forgot how to check whether my phone is registered. I remember registering it when I bought it but is there anyway to check?

You didn't read first page,  that why you cannot find it.

If as you said you read it, you will 100% find it,  unless you are blind or cannot read.

Wow, you are more political than I have envisaged you to be. Playing on everyone else's sentiments is such a damn good strategy to deploy. I learn. And capitalizing on the play of words though off tangent if one cares to analyze, will surely win hearts.

I shan't engage myself any further as politics is not a domain of mine. Let's just crane our necks to see if help will be accorded in future if similar situations arise.