QUOTE(ajul @ May 29 2013, 06:31 PM)
can u tell me..if i do a business, i buy local set (Malaysia) and deliver to my friend dealer at singapore or Indonesia, then my friend dealer at Singapore sell that unit to their customer...izzit their customer need proof of purchase at Malaysia? or just Proof of Purchase from my friend dealer at Singapore?
thats only 1 tier...if my friend dealer export that unit to his friend at Japan etc...what happen? izzit buyer at Japan still need proof of purchase at Malaysia? hahaha...
even u buy at local dealer, a few tier distri and reseller already been go through before the item comes to u...
just show proof of purchase...all the problem accur is settle...
but some buyer not provide any proof of purchase...so their chance is 50-50 to claim warranty...even u buy local set also the procedure is same..its all about procedure...
Hey Ajul, u just answered ur own question @.@ no matter how many thousand Tier u want talk about, u will need the proof of purchase from where the set come from, which in your example is Malaysia. Its that simple?thats only 1 tier...if my friend dealer export that unit to his friend at Japan etc...what happen? izzit buyer at Japan still need proof of purchase at Malaysia? hahaha...
even u buy at local dealer, a few tier distri and reseller already been go through before the item comes to u...
just show proof of purchase...all the problem accur is settle...
but some buyer not provide any proof of purchase...so their chance is 50-50 to claim warranty...even u buy local set also the procedure is same..its all about procedure...
And the rest of your statement is about local dealer is irrelevent. No matter how many hands or distri tier local set go through...locally, in the end we buy at ALLIT or Thundermatch, it is still local set and it is all that matters.
No offence, but we are just trying to tell the customer the RISK of getting AP set. If Lenovo Malaysia willing to service, then great everyone happy(and i do believe many of your customer get service from lenovo msia too).
But those in the business know its not the SOP (standard operating procedure) to service AP set. And one of these days Lenovo Msia will CEASE to support AP set (like Toshiba? HP?) and some poor user will be impacted.
Peace out.
May 29 2013, 07:08 PM

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