Hello, I am think about purchase the M17X, it has a 1, 3, 4 advanced warranty which protect any accidents.
So, if, I bought a 3 year warranty and after two years from now, I broke it(it's not good, I know), and I can get a new one.
1. Can I give up the M17X and replace a new one maybe M19X?
2. If I could, How should I pay the extra money for the M19X? For example, I paid $2000 for my 17, the price of 19 is $3000, does it mean I just need to add $1000 more?
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MrButterBiscuits ~Veritas Y Aequitas~
I'm a little confused on what your asking... are you saying when the M18x (M19x???) comes out you plan on your M17x having an "accident"? And if this did happen would they just replace it? they might but chances are they would have you send it in to the factory, and they would fix it there.... if your laptop got like completely crushed... they may replace it, but they may replace it with a refurbished laptop. they don't usually allow you to just have a new computer
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If you are planning on breaking your M17x "on accident" just to get a new better model, I'm pretty sure thats HIGHLY illegal.
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There is 50% chance that you will be entitled to receive a new laptop as they will replace an equivalent spec or same league laptop to you. Try your luck !
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If your laptop is completely destroyed, they replace it with the most similar laptop available, being new or a refurb.
Usually, if the exact same model/specs are not available, the replace it with something slightly better, instead of worse... but a whole new model... I seriously doubt it...
however, intentionally damaging your laptop to get a new one is illegal and should not be discussed here... but I'm sure you actually meant "accident" -
I also have a few questions on the warranty.
1) What is the difference in the different warranty types?
2) Can I buy a one year or a four year and extend the warranty afterwards (or how does this work)?
3) If I bought a four year warranty and after four years or three and the gpu/cpu dies what are the options to fix the system? -
2) yes, you can extend the warranty after you buy, but it will be more expensive.
3) Depending on the warranty type you have, but if they replace it, they should replace it with the same GPU/CPU, or the next best thing.
You'll find these same answers and much more info using the search tool. -
I can see this thread getting locked
Discussions of any illegal activities is a major No No here -
MrButterBiscuits ~Veritas Y Aequitas~
Yea... I agree, this thread should be locked
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Right on the money. This thread will get locked.
Locked it is then, on account of premeditated fraud.
Question about the warranty................
Discussion in 'Alienware' started by yuzou, Mar 29, 2011.