[RaccoonCity_mybb_import13707]

NOTE: THIS METHOD IS ILLEGAL. I DO NOT SUPPORT ANYONE DOING THIS AND DO NOT TAKE RESPOSIBILITY OF WHAT YOU DO WITH THIS!

Hello guys, yesterday I found a leaked e-book.
This contains a method of claiming free Alienwares from Dell.
First of, you need to find a victim by looking at Craigslist.
So, go to craigslist and find a Alienware computer that you'd like to have.
When you contact the person that owns the Alienware computer, say that you don't want to get scammed again and that they
could prove that they own the computer by sending you the original shipping adress of the computer and the tag number of it. Contact mutiple people!

Now, when you have gathered this information you should call up dell.
Tell them that you have a problem and that your computer wont start up. They will ask you for your tag number of the computer. Tell them the tag number. They will then ask you to send the computer in so they can have a look at it.
Tell them that you tried to open the computer up and fix it, and that you cut your finger so there's a bit of blood on the case (They will not take bloody computers in)
They'll say that they'll ship a new computer to your adress. Tell them that you're on a vacation for 5-6 weeks(or moving), so ask if they can ship it to a new adress, tell them your adress.
Profit.
It will get shipped in 3-4 weeks.

[Yung Lean]

This is interesting I would love to have a new computer haha
But what if you get caught?

[RaccoonCity_mybb_import13707]

This is interesting I would love to have a new computer haha
But what if you get caught?

Well, hat was what I was scared of. I didn't want to upload this thread first,
do too many people doing it. And it will sound fishy if over 10 people call Dell
everyday saying that thry have blood on their computer.
Still I don't know ANYONE or have heard of anyone being caught.

[Spirit]

I've had a friend successfully SE for a Alienware before... It seems risky, yes... But don't you think it might be a little less risky if you SE for a normal desktop?

[RaccoonCity_mybb_import13707]

I've had a friend successfully SE for a Alienware before... It seems risky, yes... But don't you think it might be a little less risky if you SE for a normal desktop?

It does seem less fishy than suddently having problems with just that computer.
Still, how fishy it may sound, they'll still be thinking "Well, what if this guy really is a legit custumer?". You've proven that it is your computer (lol) and still does work.
So I don't think it matters. Dell want to be as HQ as they can.