I contacted Gateway via their chat regarding my power issue. Of course, since the laptop is a refurb and out of warranty, the tech wouldn't do anything, which I expected; however, he did provide me with information on repairs... which is what I wanted.
He said to me it would cost $199+tax to repair the system. I figured that would be PLUS the cost to replace the mobo (which I suspect is the source of my problem); however, he said it was included the cost of any replacement parts. I thought this was weird, but he was adament that this is the fact.
Does anyone have any experience or insight to this? Is Gateway actually only going to charge my $199 to replace the motherboard (assuming that's what they actually do)??? If so, that's one hell of a deal, considering what purchasing the part individually would cost me.
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i guess now i don't have to worry if i blow up my lappy while modding it?
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No kidding. That's why I findt his policy a little strange, to say the least.
Gateway Out of Warranty Repair $199... All Inclussive???
Discussion in 'Gateway and eMachines' started by Onita, Sep 10, 2009.