Oh, micro anvika made it quite clear to me when I bought a laptop that even installing windows XP pro (over XP home) would invalidate my warranty. That was some years ago now.
Oh, micro anvika made it quite clear to me when I bought a laptop that even installing windows XP pro (over XP home) would invalidate my warranty. That was some years ago now.
should hope so as i do contract repairs on behalf of mastercare.. last week we had a laptop booked in as the letter P had worn off the battery
i would love to meet the moron who filed that description..
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It seems they have trouble all staying on the same page at PCW.
http://www.hexus.net/content/item.php?item=9832
thats the funniest story ive ever read lo l
Seems pretty clear that the laptop was not of satisfactory quality when sold, within the meaning of the Sale and Supply of Goods Act. That's a breach of an implied term of the contract for sale of the machine. Tikka should probably not waste any more time over trying to get them to fix the laptop; they've had every opportunity to be reasonable about that. Instead, Tikka should probably be demanding refund or replacement, and going the Small Claims route if PCW refuse.
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